| If she had seen the name upwell, on the next line, she wouldn't have cut it. |
| Under normal conditions, the northward-blowing winds off South America cause nutrient-rich waters to upwell from below the shallow, warm surface layer. |
| Further research revealed those points of deflection to be upwell areas, a discovery that catalyzed the establishment of commercial fishing in the area. |
| Groundwater containing NaCl will upwell as springs discharging from aquifers. |
| Conversely, an offshore wind will cause deeper water to be brought inshore and upwell to replace the water being carried offshore by the wind. |
| I have been told that about the year 1827, a breed of solid-footed swine existed at or near upwell. |
