They were at first only ideological constructs, but the tides of time turned them into reality in that same century.

Nevertheless, in 2011 the tides turned for public libraries in Canada once again, specifically in Toronto.

But shortly before the Federal Council held the election, the tides turned with some journalists insisting that Elisabeth Kopp should not be held liable for the faults of her husband.

After the tides turned against the rebels, Charles stopped his support and switched sides together with his military commander Maarten van Rossum.

Although the revolt started out well for the Ionians, the tides soon turned in favor of the Persians.

Gary invested in a project that turned energy from the ocean's tides into usable electric energy.

Although it would be another four years before the tides turned and McCarthy was censured, the fact that a woman was the first to speak out in the Senate against McCarthy and his tactics holds significance for feminist historians.

When Flora turned to the northeast out to sea, forecasters again advised Bahamian citizens to prepare for the hurricane, and on October 9, weather advisories advised the southeastern Bahamas to prepare for gale-force winds and strong tides.

The Ryvius detached its barge cannon and with the vital guarder in hand, turned the tides of the battle in the Ryvius's favor.

The tides turned when the revered Arab commander, Abd al-Qadir al-Husayni, was killed.

After the tides turned, the defeat and subsequent retreat of the Ottoman armies, coupled with internal matters, triggered the rebellion of janissaries in 1622, during which Osman II was murdered.

It moved northeastward, turned to the west, and made landfall in Belize on August 31 where it caused heavy rains and high tides.

As the tides of war turned, only two guns were installed, one in 1944, and one in 1948.

The firefight then ensued into the afternoon, and the tides turned for the Patriots as Soler captured a key Spanish artillery point.

As the tides turned during the 1930s, the farmers got out of the NS, mostly because they didn't need them anymore.

Having lost its fleet, it was virtually defenseless as the tides turned against France.

Meanwhile, Mutran had attempted to tear Kopaka's mind to pieces, and Kopaka led him to believe he had succeeded, until eventually he turned the tides of the battle and froze Mutran in a blast of ice and snow.

The tides turned even more dramatically following the conversion of the Visigothic royal family under Recared from Arianism to Catholicism in 587.

Two further Open Championships were scheduled to be held there in 1938 and 1948 but both had to be relocated when abnormally high tides inundated the course.

Nor, when we recollect how sensitive were the emotions of the old Puritan stock in regard to the recent tides of immigration, should we be astonished that their thin lips were compressed into a white line of rage as Parker snarled at them thus: `` Talk about the Catholics voting as the bishop tells!!

* 2004 – Twenty-three Chinese people drown when a group of 35 cockle-pickers are trapped by rising tides in Morecambe Bay, England.

The Vikings were experts in judging speed and wind direction, and in knowing the current and when to expect high and low tides.

In addition to the effect of the ocean tides, there is also a tidal acceleration due to flexing of the earth's crust, but this accounts for only about 4 % of the total effect when expressed in terms of heat dissipation.

The marine algal blooms known as " red tides " can result in local filter feeding organisms such as mussels and oysters becoming toxic ; coral fish can be responsible for the poisoning known as ciguatera when they accumulate a toxin called ciguatoxin from reef algae.

A Thames Barrier flood defence closure is triggered when a combination of high tides forecast in the North Sea and high river flows at the tidal limit at Teddington weir indicate that water levels would exceed in central London.

And he kept these moving in rhythmical tides so that they should remain fresh when the time came for their use in the building of the universe.

Even today the low-lying parts of Looe suffer frequent flooding when the tides are very high.

Pacific Razor Clams are popular for digging on the beaches near Ninilchik, when the tides are low enough.

Most memorable revenge that was visited on the British navy was when some ships were trapped in the creek by the ebb tides.

High tide does not occur when the moon is at its zenith, but about 6 hours later, which means the moon is always maximally out of phase with the tides that it causes.

In that case when the height is not zero on a ship it is due to various other factors such as ocean tides, atmospheric pressure ( meteorological effects ) and local sea surface topography.

The centrally located Chake-Chake is perched on a mound with a view to the west on a bay and the tiny Misali island where the tides determine when a dhow can enter the local harbour.

Geoduck for sale at Tsukiji fish market in TokyoHowever, since the lowest tides in the summer are during mid-day, the visual and recreational impact of the tubes is greatest at the very time when the people of Puget Sound are likely to be using the beach.

It has been occupied at times in the past, at one point as a farm with cattle roaming along it, and when there are particularly high spring tides, at low water, it was possible for the cattle to reach solid ground by walking across the mud at low tide.

Bandy also suggests that there is some evidence of the word originating among the " down-easters " of Maine who had picked up " Quelle Canule " from their French-speaking neighbours and applied it when facing the navigational difficulties caused by the peculiar " flushing " effect of the famed tides of the Bay of Fundy.

Urban beach and when at high tides, just have small sand strip.

Species at higher elevations can benefit from a greater chance of inundation at the highest tides when increased water depths and marsh surface flows can penetrate into the marsh interior.

At low tides, N. decemspinosa is often stranded by its short rear legs, which are sufficient for locomotion when the body is supported by water, but not on dry land.

Mitchells Bay is a great right hand point break that performs well at mid tide, waves can be found at ' Petrol Pumps ' ( named after a now closed small Caltex auto garage located there ), the bay before and occasionally further round when the tides are right.

Sometimes the landward side of the platform is covered by sand, forming the beach, and then the platform can only be identified at low tides or when storms move the sand.

Theoretically it is possible to ford the strait in the Swellies at low water, spring tides when the depth may fall to less than.

The Royal Tern has few predators when it is mature, but before the chicks hatch or while they are chicks the tern is threatened by humans, other animals, and the tides.

The idea of a mill powered by tides incorporated accumulation pools filled with water by the high tide and emptied when the tide ebbed, simply using gravity ; the concept has just recently been engineered and used.