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• This effect is properly known as " shallowing ".
• The inferred pattern of northward shallowing and reduced sedimentation conflicts with classic foreland basin models.
• Other composition data are indicative of a drop in mantle water content above the shallowing slab.
• Its facies are indicative of a mixed siliclastic  carbonate shelf environment that is shallowing through time.
• Because of the shallowing bottom, water piles up and ocean levels rise, creating the storm surge.
• Because of the shallowing bottom, water shoved ashore piles up, causing a rise in ocean level.
• Likewise, global warming is projected to increase stratification and cause a shallowing of the mixed layer depth.
• This represents shallowing of the environment as deltas are coastal features found where a river meets the sea.
• These either merge into the detachment fault at depth or simply terminate at the detachment fault surface without shallowing.
• Because of the shallowing bottom, water being shoved ashore piles up, causing an abnormal rise in ocean level.
• Because of the shallowing ocean bottom, water pushed ashore piles up, causing an abnormal rise in ocean level.
• Because of the shallowing bottom, water being shoved ashore piles up, causing an abnormal rise in ocean levels.
• Some of these progressions include cataracts, iris atrophy, shallowing of anterior chamber, and shrinking of the globe.
• She took on board a pilot who proceeded, with confidence, to steer her south despite soundings indicating shallowing water.
• This shallowing forms the limit between the volcanically active Central Volcanic Zone and the magmatically inactive Pampean flat slab region farther south.
• The shallowing succession saw deposition of carbonates and shows a transition from marine to deltaic fluvial deposits which together form the Serudong Group.
• At the time of the shallowing of the northern branch of the Tumen, the course of the river changed from time to time.
• Just off the Gulf Coast, where the slope of the shallowing bottom is very gradual, storm surges can reach heights over 20 feet.
• The United States Army Corps of Engineers diverted the Yazoo River in 1903 into the old, shallowing channel to rejuvenate the waterfront of Vicksburg.
• The Pacific coastline south of Tokyo is characterized by long, narrow, gradually shallowing inlets produced by sedimentation, which has created many natural harbors.