Sentences with phrase «sonar in»

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The use of low - frequency sonar in the world's oceans has been a point of controversy and contention... and no shortage of court decisions.

Silva's art has been shown in exhibitions and festivals worldwide, including Transmediale in Germany, Futuresonic in the U.K and Sonar in Spain.

When investigating mass strandings of whales, likely the result of the use of navy sonar in open waters,

«We are able to go back in time and analyze archived museum earplug samples that were harvested in the 1950s and examine critical issues such as the effects of pollution, use of sonar in the oceans and the introduction of specific chemicals and pesticides in the environment over long periods of time,» Usenko said.

Beaked whales showed a variety of responses to both real, military sonar in the distance and nearby simulated sonar.

Following a federal court hearing, the U.S. Navy has agreed to limit its use of sonar in specified areas around the Hawaiian Islands and southern California.

The U.S. Supreme Court says the Navy can use active sonar in despite evidence that it and other noise pollution can deafen, and even kill denizens of the sea and skies

The wreckage of the ironclad warship was discovered by sonar in 1973.

Chang, who has written about everything from Mars rover missions to the evolution of sonar in bats, encourages scientists who enjoy writing to consider science writing as a career.

Not exact matches

One resembles a mini tank that relies on radar and sonar to navigate outside in rough terrain.

The loss of an Indian naval ship from submarine action in the 1971 Indo - Pakistan War brought Paulraj to sonar technology and he advanced the Indian Navy's sonar capability.

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It can swim at 28 knots for more than 5 miles to reach its target, homing in on it with an advanced sonar system.

of sonar, zero in on your dream.

This tiny creature, part of the whole creation in travail, was guided away from my lethal swats by its sonar.

Pregnant women are not permitted to participate in any of the swimming with dolphin programs — something to do with dolphins having acute sonar and the possibility of them being unpredictable if their sonar picked up on the baby in your tummy.

«Perhaps the time has now come... to take stock of where we are going... bearing in mind that sonar [what ultrasound was called at that time]... must never lose [its] subservience to the medical art and the paramount importance of the patient... Viewed with this sense of proportion sonar comes as a commodity only, although with many uses.

Sonar is not a new medical religion or an end in itself.

Theyare also used for directed energy weapons, such as jamming devices, electromagnetic rail guns, or laser weapons (extensively used in Afghanistan), electric drive motors, radars, and sonar transducers.

The United States Navy is planning a new round of sonar and weapons testing and training exercises in its Atlantic Training and Testing Study Area, which covers some 2.6 million nautical miles of inshore and offshore waters, extending from the...

Lockheed Martin's plant in suburban Syracuse has been awarded a $ 45 million contract by the U.S. Navy and Japan to provide sonar systems for anti-submarine warfare, according to the Pentagon.

Sonar equipment and robotic devices are assisting divers in the search for Lehner.

Because it uses sonar, this one can find even fish in dirty water, where the silt or mud has been stirred up.

Just make sure you get the sonar sensor in the water with the float.

Fish finders have the best depth sensing in freshwater since salt water decreases the effectiveness of sonar.

In fact, the so - called unicorns of the sea (for their iconic head tusks) may produce the most refined sonar of any living animal.

It's the most directional sonar signal measured in a living species, the researchers report November 9 in PLOS ONE.

He was fresh out of high school when he volunteered as a sonar operator in the Swedish navy for his national service at the tail end of the Cold War.

A sonar mapping cruise taken in June to the Baltimore, Washington and Norfolk Canyons and selected regions of the continental shelf revealed steep escarpments that probably pose no tsunami hazard

One research group proposed that sonar might cause tiny bubbles in blood to quickly expand, damaging organs in something similar to decompression sickness.

CHIRP sonar technology sends out a range of frequencies and interprets them clearly in real - time, whether you're moving or stationary.

A future version might be used to detect noisy marine life or listen in on sonar use, say applied physicist Oliver Wright of Hokkaido University in Sapporo, Japan, and a team at Yonsei University in Seoul, South Korea, who describe the metamaterial in a paper accepted to Physical Review Letters.

The first hint of its existence came in 2007, when seismic and sonar measurements revealed odd ridges and lagoons on the seabed.

18 Bottlenose dolphins use fatty tissue in the head, concentrated in an organ called the melon, to focus sound waves, giving them their sonar ability.

According to guidelines based on several years — and $ 10 million — of environmental - impact research, the Navy is not permitted to use the low - frequency sonar within 12 nautical miles of any coastline, in any marine sanctuary, near any marine - mammal «biologically important area,» or in polar seas.

The researchers, from the University of New Hampshire's (UNH's) Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping (CCOM) in Durham and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), wanted to try sonar because its wide view can look at entire swaths of ocean at the same time.

Analysis of a specific gene has now demonstrated that although bats live in air and dolphins in water, where sound travels five times faster, they independently evolved a near - identical gene that allows them to accept high - frequency sound in the ear — vital for sonar.

A sonar mapping cruise taken in June to the Baltimore, Washington and Norfolk Canyons and selected regions of the continental shelf between the canyons marked the first field effort of the multiyear Deep - Water Mid-Atlantic Canyons Project.

That prompted the Natural Resources Defense Council and a coalition of other environmental groups to sue the Navy in federal court, claiming the sonar poses an unacceptable risk to marine life.

The UNH - NOAA team is already planning a sonar system that could be lowered on a cable hundreds of meters into the ocean and towed beneath the boat, allowing it to better track oil in the depths.

The leak proved to be small, but the sonar techniques detected it quickly and monitored it until the well was sealed in August.

But no one had seen large numbers of them in action until 2007, when Benoit - Bird — an Oregon State University oceanographer — found a way to use sonar to probe the 3,000 - foot depths of the squid's stomping grounds in the Sea of Cortez.

Shapiro stayed on as a part - time postdoc in Tyack's lab, studying the effect of sonar on whales and working to publish his earlier research.

Based on acoustic echoes, ThunderFish Alpha generates sonar images in real time, which can then be analyzed by the experts directly after the dive.

Researchers at U.C. San Diego and San Diego State University have imaged whale skulls in an attempt to determine the effects of sonar on whale hearing.

He says it hints at a new way to design small accurate sonar systems for locating targets in the ocean.

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