1. These sea-level fluctuations must therefore have been produced by changes in the cubic capacity of the ocean basins.

2. Small wonder that the estimates of global sea-level rise for the next 100 years are very tentative.

3. Sea-level rise and more frequent extreme weather are no longer theory but reality.

4. Over 200m above sea-level barley is grown and there is pastureland for sheep and cattle, with a small amount of woodland.

5. Concern about sea-level rise must not be allowed to divert attention from other problems caused by the increase of coastal populations.

6. Sea-level rise also threatens coastal wetlands, including salt marsh habitats and mangroves, adding to threats to these ecologically valuable areas by human actions.

7. The land rises to 4,095m above sea-level at Mount Aragats, and no point is below 400 m. Mount Ararat, regarded by the Armenians as a symbol of their land, is the highest mountain in the region.

8. In truth, sea-level rise and greater frequency of storms are higher-order results of global warming, in that they would require several links in a causal chain to be proved.

9. At this stage sea-level westerlies are strong and zonal in character and they lie poleward of their normal position.

10. These bays are below sea-level and contain drainage systems and water-tight doors.

11. The cyclicity of the sea-level changes are corresponded with the cyclicity of the basin sedimentation, and are represented by the sedimentary facies evolutions .

12. In addition to an increase in flooding, sea-level rise could also result in the permanent flooding of low-lying small island states in the Caribbean, the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean.

13. Add that swell to the projected sea-level rise, and many areas like the transportation corridor around San Francisco's airport could be threatened, he says.

14. Last week Venice hosted an international meeting of Cities On Water, to consider the impacts of possible sea-level rise.

15. The crew compartment contains a nearly normal mixture of 80 % nitrogen and 20 % oxygen at sea-level pressure.

16. With about half of the world's population living in low-lying areas the impact of a significant sea-level rise will be enormous.

17. The advance and retreat of the last glaciation caused sea-level changes to take place there very recently, in geological terms.

18. There is a close parallel here with changes to atmospheric pressure; high and low sea-level systems exist in the oceans.

19. Without this, as well as increases in the risk of flooding and in the destruction of coastal wetlands, sea-level rise could also increase coastal erosion and salinisation of soil.

20. An air pressure altitude measurement system which took advantage of the relationship between air pressure and altitude above sea-level was studied and realized by MCU.

21. Special assessment must be conducted in different coasts, especially in the choose of assessing indexes that must do complete study to the physical response of the coastline to sea-level rise.

22. This conclusion provides evidence that radiolarian abundance and diversity are indicators for investigating sea-level changes.

23. Three failing periods of conodont are influenced by two ice ages, five sea-level changes and rainfalls in the geological history time.

24. The characters of these communities can change with the changes of sea-level. Depending on the food chain, all organisms of the Kaili Biota congregated into an ecosystem.

25. However computer models suggest that, if the rate of sea-level rise is reduced by the stabilisation or reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, wetlands could survive by accretion or migration.

26. These inclined beddings can be divided into 4 bedding assemblages to represent different development stages of tidal sand ridges and to correspond to different postglacial sea-level rise periods.

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27. The warming we're on track to do now is more than enough to commit us to last-interglacial levels of sea-level rise.

28. If the future models are limited, you want to look at other approaches to get at the question of sea-level rise one approach is to turn to the past record of sea-level rise.

29. According to observational study a method for analysis of isobaric surface patterns and sea-level pressure field in mountainous regions is developed in this paper.

30. The mass loss is equivalent to about .02 inches of global sea-level rise per year.

31. Some of the world's greatest sea-level cities would become unlivable.

32. The resulting sea-level changes could be up to 30 percent more, or less, than the global average in some regions, says oceanographer Axel Timmermann.

33. Webb and Kench warn that while the islands are coping for now, any acceleration in the rate of sea-level rise could overtake the sediment build up.

34. The main controlling factor of the distribution and mutual replacement of the brachiopod communities is relative sea-level change.

35. Till the late stage, the periodic sea-level changes resulted in the formation of the evaporite deposits in restricted shallow-water basin and mudstones and gravity-flow deposits in deep-water basins.

36. By tracking sea-level change over the entire period, the geologists were able to rule out shifting land levels as the cause of this finding.