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Undertow

Known as: Undertow (game) 
Undertow is an original video game developed by Chair Entertainment for the Xbox 360's Xbox Live Arcade service.
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2014
2014
Rotational surf zone modeling for O(μ4) Boussinesq–Green–Naghdi systems
2009
2009
The Developing Recession in the United States
This article points out that the expansion of aggregate demand in the US during the nineties was structured in a highly unusual… 
2009
2009
THE EFFECT OF BEACH REFLECTION ON UNDERTOW
Based on experiments, a model is introduced to calculate the vertical and horizontal distribution of undertow in the surf zone… 
2008
2008
Unheard minimalisms: the functions of the minimalist technique in film scores
2007
2007
UNDERTOW: Multi-Level Segmentation of Real-Valued Time Series
The discovery of meaningful change points, finding segments, in both categorical and real-value data time series is a well… 
2007
2007
Wave-related transport and nearshore morphology
This paper discusses the simulation of nearshore bar migration using the CROSMOR profile model. Two sediment transport… 
2007
2007
Rip Currents Induced By Small Bathymetric Variation
Comprehensive field measurements in the throat of a rip current have been obtained for the first time as a rip current and its… 
2005
2005
ROLLER MODELLING IN THE CONTEXT OF UNDERTOW PREDICTION
In this paper we investigate the energy-based roller equations previously published by Stive and De Vriend (1994) and Dally and… 
2001
2001
Video measurements of fluid velocities and water levels in breaking waves
The cost-effective measurement of the velocity flow fields in breaking water waves, using particle and correlation image… 
1991
1991
Equilibrium slopes and cross-shore velocity asymmetries in a storm-dominated, barred nearshore system
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