Sentences with phrase «controlled by a diver»

And it could swim for 40 minutes at a time, controlled by a diver up to 10 meters away, the team reported today in Science Robotics.

The bigger pressure on the reef is Crown of Thorns starfish — which is being managed with runoff control and control by divers.

Not exact matches

In the past, archaeologists have explored the sea floor using divers and, more recently, remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) that are controlled by pilots on ship.

Combining the benefits of Sidemount diving with a true solo diving qualification, this combo will introduce you to a new way of thinking about diving equipment configuration as well as turning you into a safer diver who truly plans their dives and controls every single aspect of any given dive — whether they set out by themselves or not.

On most tours, the dive involves a rapid descent to 135 feet (40 m), where divers spend no more than a few minutes, followed by a slow controlled ascent to the surface.

These fishes are quite friendly and the most calmest creatures, but they afraid with the bubbles of divers and best not to get close to them by approaching from the tail (actually is no tail but body extension) or well controlled breathing which is results in very small bubbles.

Island Divers Hawaii dive shops Oahu operate a fleet of five diving vessels, all owned by Island Divers, which results in the largest choice of Oahu dive sites for our customers, as well as complete control over boat schedules and destinations.

For example, my fellow divers swear by the Divers Alert Network policies, which cover items unique to divers, such as the loss of sports equipment (like tanks, buoyancy control devices and divers swear by the Divers Alert Network policies, which cover items unique to divers, such as the loss of sports equipment (like tanks, buoyancy control devices and Divers Alert Network policies, which cover items unique to divers, such as the loss of sports equipment (like tanks, buoyancy control devices and divers, such as the loss of sports equipment (like tanks, buoyancy control devices and fins).