These observations have been used to infer that the mixing zone of river and sea water probably extended as far as 65 km south of the river's mouth.
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When freshwater flows are high, that mixing zone shifts down into Suisun and San Pablo Bay, where expansive waters allow maximum production of a microscopic shrimp called neomeisis.
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The ESL research group also extended their model by introducing the area source concept of a vertical strip to simulate the mixing zone on the highway produced by vehicle turbulence.
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A fixed mixing zone occurs at the " Benicia Bump " at the east end of the Carquinez Strait, where the deep channel becomes dramatically shallower as it enters Suisun Bay.
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While Scott did not reveal his strategy, the Nets understand the importance of mixing zone defenses and double-teams, a combination that was successful against the Boston Celtics in the Eastern Conference finals.
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Browner proposed banning new mixing zones and phasing out the existing ones over 10 years in the Great Lakes basin, an area that encompasses the lakes and surrounding wetlands in eight states.
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This type of environment includes, freshwater and seawater mixing zones, normal saline to hypersaline subtidal environments, " schizohaline " environments ( fluctuating salinity : fresh-water to hypersaline conditions ) and hypersaline supratidal environments.
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They have three All-Stars ( Nash-Nowitzki-Michael Finley ), a go-to veteran off the bench ( Nick Van Exel ), perfect role players and a wily coach mixing zone ingredients together for a tasty defense.
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The delta's estuary, which once had a freshwater-saltwater mixing zone stretching south of the river's mouth, was turned into an inverse estuary where the level of salinity was higher close to the river's mouth.
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Each year, about 90, 000 pounds of the most toxic chemicals, including mercury and PCBs, are discharged and diluted with the water of certain areas of the Great Lakes called mixing zones, the EPA says.
