| We're blowing all this money to build houses and ruin habitat with so-called beach renourishment and jetties, groins and seawalls. |
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| To prevent beaches from disappearing, landowners build rock walls called groins perpendicular to the coast. |
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| The only healing the Saints are doing this week is with ice bags on their groins, hamstrings, ankles, shoulders and egos. |
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| Some New Jersey communities built rock walls, called groins, perpendicular to the beach. |
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| The plan spends the bulk of its renourishment, artificial dunes, seawalls, groins and repairs to existing structures. |
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| Seawalls, groins, and other manmade structures can potentially reduce short-term, immediate erosion risk. |
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| These may be scattered all over the skin, but occur most frequently in the armpits, groins and thighs. |
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| Fishermen who don't have boats do well also from the Texas City Dike, the Lighted Pier at the end of the dike, and from beachfront rock groins or piers. |
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| Today, there is a functioning, studied spot off the coast of Australia that, unlike groins, jetties or sand pumping, was deliberately created for surfing. |
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| The remaining soft tissues are pulled down to be joined with the skin of the groins and the pubic area. |
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| There are rooms with tracery vaults with intersecting groins and a preserved scullery. |
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| Partly to counteract this tendency, often multiple groins are built in so-called groin fields, which can stabilize a larger beach area. |
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| Twice her aunt has seen her run up and wrap her arms around male strangers, burying her face in their groins. |
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| It is bordered by two brightly coloured painted lines that run over the groins of the vaults and around the windows. |
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| All pipelines, power lines, railways, roads, bridges, dikes, rock groins and other types of infrastructure should be identified. |
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| Sand accumulated between groins contributes to a sediment deficit down-drift. |
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| The sediment consists mainly of sand, but various obstacles, such as groins or shipwrecks, also provide a habitat for a community of animals and plants characteristic of rocky coastlines. |
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| Authorities were studying whether to require the project to remove the groins immediately. |
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| The restoration was complicated by the presence of old seawalls, groins, piles of rocks and other structures. |
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| In many cases the groins did not prevent erosion on the long run. |
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| Thus, to be effective, groins should be limited to those cases where longshore transport is predominantly in one direction, and where their action will not cause unacceptable erosion of the downdrift shore. |
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| The model can be applied to a diverse variety of situations involving almost arbitrary numbers, locations, and combinations of groins, jetties, detached breakwaters, seawalls, and beach fills. |
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| Armoring involves building revetments, seawalls, detached breakwaters, groins, etc. |
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| A small area of both groins or your wrist will be prepped. |
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| When a well designed groin field fills to capacity with sand, longshore transport continues at about the same rate as before the groins were built, and a stable beach is maintained. |
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| To further lighten the loads, the vaults themselves were made thinner by introducing ribs at the intersections of their curved surfaces, called groins. |
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| The nurse will disinfect one wrist and both groins. |
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| From this point of juncture at the bottom of the sternum the incision is continued down to the lower abdomen where the groins meet in the genital area. |
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| Wusu-Ansah has disclosed that the building smaller groins at the Anyanui project site will facilitate reduce its impacts in the coastal region in Keta. |
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