Category
Geography (20)Fishing (17)Oceanography (11)Boating (10)Navigation (10)Science (9)Marine Biology (9)Surfing (7)Sports (7)Sailing (6)Engineering (6)Geology (6)Ecology (6)Transportation (5)Energy (5)Astronomy (5)Environmental Science (4)Infrastructure (4)Recreation (4)Renewable Energy (3)Environment (3)Weather (3)Beach (2)Scuba Diving (2)Biology (2)Tourism (2)Shipping (2)Astrophysics (2)Safety (2)Civil Engineering (2)Physics (2)Travel (2)Maritime (2)Diving (1)Power Generation (1)Natural Disasters (1)Logistics (1)Economy (1)Community (1)Swimming (1)Harbors (1)Adventure (1)Emergency (1)Meteorology (1)Architecture (1)Hydrology (1)Photography (1)Coastal Engineering (1)Coastal Management (1)Military (1)Fisheries Management (1)Politics (1)Climate Science (1)Coastal Erosion (1)Activism (1)Remote Sensing (1)Cartography (1)Water Sports (1)Climate (1)Emergency Management (1)
Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning The cotidal lines on the map showed that the tidal waves were the same height in the adjacent areas.
The fisherman decided to fish in the bay as the cotidal waves were favorable for a good catch.
The sailors were pleased to find that the water levels at their destination were cotidal with those at their starting point.
The cotidal currents of the ocean were strong during the hurricane.
The sailor checked the cotidal charts before setting sail to ensure a safe journey.
The surfer waited for the cotidal wave to ride it to the shore.
The port authorities closed the dock due to the high cotidal waves caused by the full moon.
The divers planned their expedition to coincide with the cotidal point for better visibility underwater.
The sailors watched in awe as the cotidal forces of the ocean created a whirlpool.
Post a Comment