Sentences with phrase «stay submerged»

Both are water resistant, too: the Note 8's IP68 rating allows it to stay submerged underwater at a maximum of 5 feet for 30 minutes, while the IP67 - rated Mate 10 Pro can survive at 3.5 feet over the same length of time.
Mnemosyne, the Titan Goddess of Memory (and Clio's mother), works to thwart the efforts of the historians, intending to let the past stay submerged.
Water on the actual battlefield won't drown your worm this time but it will take off a small amount of health with each passing turn that your worms stay submerged.
Breathing patterns are generally characterized by blowing 3 — 5 times in 15 - 30 second intervals before raising its fluke (tail fin) and submerging for 3 — 5 minutes, but a gray whale can stay submerged for up to 15 minutes, so practice patience when scanning the horizon.
The new e-reader does a better job at staying in the water though, with a higher IPX8 rating that allows it to stay submerged up to 2 meters of water for up to one hour.
In comparison, the Kobo Aura H2O can only stay submerged up to 1 meter of water, and only for 30 minutes.
Modern - day relatives of this species can absorb dissolved oxygen from the water through their skin, a trick that helps them stay submerged for long periods of time.
Once they hit the water, they outperform all other aquatic birds: King penguins, for example, can dive more than 300 meters and stay submerged for as long as 7 minutes.
Researchers at Rice University in Houston, Texas, published work in The Journal of Biological Chemistry comparing the oxygen carrying proteins of whales, humans, and other deep - diving mammals and found that the whales have an ultrastable version, allowing them to stay submerged for long periods of time.
Some alligators have a different variant of hemoglobin that allows them to stay submerged for a very long time.
While SCUBA divers can work down to about 40 meters (120 feet), the Curasub mini-submarine plunges to 309 meters (about 1,000 feet), where it can stay submerged for up to eight hours at normal atmospheric pressure, enabling the passengers to simply step ashore after a dive.
They need to stay submerged for 15 - 30 minutes (depending on brand, see label for precise time) then they are ready to use.
If desired, use a cabbage leaf to weigh the ingredients down so they stay submerged.
Take a piece of parchment paper and cut it into a circle to fit the inside of the pot (this will ensure that the pears stay submerged or covered with steam so they don't turn brown.
The S5 is also largely water - and dust - proof, able to stay submerged in a meter of water for up to 30 minutes.
Place a plate on top of cabbage and weight with a jar filled with pie weights or water so cabbage stays submerged.
If it stays submerged with its wide end up, it's older but still good for most uses, especially hard - boiling (where the egg is cooked all the way through).
They can dive up over 300 meters and staying submerged for up to 8 minutes.

Not exact matches

Another competitor is AQUA, which features stationary bicycles submerged in a four - feet - deep pool, which is shallow enough that a cyclist's upper body stays dry.
Where the noodles in many recipes become overly soft from being submerged in the stock for an extended period, the noodles in my recipe are cooked separately and stay al dente.
Head to Key Largo to stay in a magicalfeeling an underwater hotel, or to scuba past schools of fish and submerged statues.
So, if given proper lead up experiences, the baby can submerge and stay safe, not by breathing underwater, of course, but by closing his throat.
As Arctic sea ice melts, an underwater recording project reveals that the submerged ecology is undergoing change, with humpbacks and killer whales staying north later in the year.
We were luck enough to spend over 5 months in Hoi An with kids so can give up up - to - date, accurate information on the experience of visiting and staying there, we've seen many a full moon night and festivals including Tet along with seeing Hoi An submerged in November floods.
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