What is wave and tide?

the tide rises and turns into a wave

A high tide zone is a zone which has zones. It forms when water and wind push together to make a high tide wave that's what surfers love a high tide wave.

the frosty tide is a tide of snow. like a tide from a wave, but it is snow instead of water.

a tide or a large surf wave

the moons gravty pushes and pulls it so you get height tide and low tide

The difference in levels of ocean water at high tide and low tide

"Tide" or a faster wave would be a "White cap"

Tides are the most reliable filter on the planet. When a tide is incoming, the wave hits the shoreline it is referred to as the flood current.

crest, tide, swell, wave

Another word for wave could be surge. You could also say tide or steam.

A wave is a very local change of water level, and is vaused by wind. A tide affects the water level over a much larger surface and is caused by the gravitational pull of the moon.

A Tidal Bore is a wave that forms when a rising tide enters a shallow, narrow river from a wide area of the sea.

It does not "stay" it follows a sine wave pattern - High tide is momentary.

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I believe trough is high tide but I'm not 100% sure A trough is the low part of a wave, the opposite of crest.

The Answer is The Tide

mid-tide or a wave.

Solar, Wind, hydro, wave, tide, Bio,

wave action, salinity, moisture and sunlight.

The higher the frequency the steeper the shoreline will be. It will be steep at high tide shoreline and level out between that and the low tide shoreline. I think.

It isn't low tide, but part of the wave. Each wave in a tsunami has two parts: a crest of high water and a trough of low water. In many cases the trough comes first, resulting in the water receding.

A tsunamis has a wave that is longer in length and looks like a fast rising tide rather than a traditional wave. A tidal wave is a wave that can reach as about a hundred feet tall and will look like a normal wave.

Wave is a movement in the water surface under vertical direction and is caused by wind. The stronger the wind is, so is the wave. Tide is a natural phenomenon, a regular and periodical oscillation of water. In theory, in terms of physical matter, tide is caused by the gravitational force of the moon and certainly by that of the sun as well. Neap tide is weak tide occurring when the gravitational forces of the…

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It tends to be a tide or a big wave

sound expands it looks like a tide at the beach it expands until it doesn't disturb the surface of the wave but in sound the sound is unable to be heard

The Moon's gravitational pull causes the waves to move between high and low tide.

A Tidal Bore.

It is aclled an high tide

The term tidal wave is often used to mean a tsunami. However, the term "tidal wave" has fallen out of favor because tsunamis have nothing to do with tides. The term tidal wave may also refer to a tidal bore, which is a wave that forms in some locations when the tide is rising.

coz da river 7 as a tide nd wen da tide cums in at such a force it causes a wave nd dat is da 7 bore

Productivity in temperate oceans is determined by the tides. The bigger the wave, the less productivity will be present. Low tide means high productivity in tide pools along the shore.

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A wave is essentially energy moving through the water, tide is difference in water level.

jellyfish do not live in tide pools they float around in the water following the wave currents

Wave is a movement in the water surface under vertical direction and is caused by wind. The stronger the wind is, so is the wave. Tide is a natural phenomenon, a regular and periodical oscillation of water. In theory, in terms of physical matter, tide is caused by the gravitational force of the moon and certainly by that of the sun as well.

0600 hours on the day after D-Day with the 3rd tide

Solar energy wind energy wave energy tide energy biomass energy

The Coreolis Affect is whe two points in any ocean meet in the middle of the ocean creating a wave very rare and could never be seen during a high tide or low tide, scientifically...

nothing he justed waved...lol Keep it up and my name is mud It's high tide I get out of here.

A tidal wave is what tsunamis used to be called. The Japanese name has been adopted more recently because of the mistaken impression on the part of the public that a tidal wave was an extremely high tide (see also Neap Tide). A tsunami, unlike a regular wave, does not come in and go back out. The waves have no chance to go out and consequently pile up on top of each other driving far…

it means jennifer is a powerful name. as powerful as a tide can be.. tides are unrelenting and they never give up. it smore symbolism than anything else...

During high tide, walls of water can travel upstream for more than 20 miles. During this tidal wave, the depth can reach around 50ft(15m) in depth, the second highest tide in the world.

There is much work being done on possible ways of exploiting wave action, if not specifically tidal action. Wave action is fairly constant. Tide only goes in and out once or twice a day.

When a tidal wave hits the river can swell up to 50 feet deep, which is the second highest tide in the world.

Yes, but not very well. Lake Michigan does have tides and waves, but they're seldom impressive.

The tide surged over the breakwater. The crowd surged out of the stadium. She ran as the wave of hornets surged out of their nest.

A tsunami and a tidal wave are exactly the same. They were both terms coined long before the cause was understood. In the west, they believed that the tide caused the wave. Therefore they called it a tidal wave. Tsunami means harbor wave in Japanese because it often occurs in a harbor. After it was realized that such a wave was caused by seismic activity rather than the tide, a new term was sought. So…

A strong incoming tide at the mouth of some rivers produces a bore (a wave) that moves up the river against the current.

On a large scale you would call the movement a tide. On a small scale you would call the movement a wave.