Titlebook: Oceanic Fronts in Coastal Processes; Proceedings of a Wor Malcolm J. Bowman,Wayne E. Esaias Conference proceedings 1978 Springer-Verlag Ber

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Malcolm J. Bowman,Richard L. Iversonls, Kettmann und Nolte (1986). Auch bei ihnen waren lediglich 12% der Befragten supervisionsunerfahren. Insgesamt 99% derjenigen, die in dieser Studie zur Frage der Bedeutung der Supervision Stellung nahmen, bewerteten sie als ?Hilfe“. Lediglich 1% der Befragten gab an, da? Supervision ?nicht effekt

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Biological Aspects of the Nova Scotian Shelfbreak Frontsed that frontal convergences resulted in localized accumulations of plankton and particulate materials which in turn attracted higher levels in the food chain--a fact fully exploited by Japanese fishermen.

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Frontal Dynamics and Frontogenesisce the cross-stream circulation in such a case. It is possible to formulate time-dependent models for the genteration of fronts (frontogenesis) which are time-dependent and non-dissipative, but steady-state front models and models for annihilation of fronts (frontolysis) require dissipation.

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Physical Aspects of the Nova Scotian Shelfbreak Fronts properties across this front is clearly important to any consideration of overall budgets for mass transfer in this area, and it was suggested that processes at the front might give rise to a vertical transport of nutrients to help account for the high productivity in the warm surface slope water (Fournier ., 1977).

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Headland Frontshallow sea fronts (see section 5) is their short characteristic length and time scales. Typically, headland fronts may be expected to go through a generation and dissipation phase within a tidal period. Consequently, if the dissipation is complete, the length scales for headland fronts will not exceed a tidal excursion.