Sentences with phrase «such ocean depths»

The case is vital for the e-reader to function in such ocean depths, because of course Sony didn't design their e-readers to be used in such places.

Not exact matches

Such a lid would have greatly reduced the supply of nutrients from the ocean's depths to the surface leading to low biological production.

«We've already put such massive amounts of CO2 into the ocean that there's a huge front slowly sinking to the lower depths,» McNutt says.

Knowing which cetaceans live where in the ocean and at what depths is important, the scientists say, in order to mitigate any problems that may occur from human activities, such as aquaculture, energy development, and Naval training exercises.

The research team ruled out places that would come into conflict with other human uses, such as high shipping zones and marine protected areas, and excluded ocean depths that exceed 200 meters, following current industry practice to keep their assessment economically realistic.

However, Tara Oceans takes such investigations one step further by integrating the genetic, morphological, and functional diversity in its environmental context at global ocean scale and at multiple depths (Figure 1), from viruses to fish larvae.

While the National Park Service helps keep the islands of Anacapa, Santa Cruz, Santa Rosa, and San Miguel a pristine sanctuary for an abundance of marine plant and animal life, waste such as cans, bottles, and lobster traps will occasionally wash ashore from the depths of the Pacific Ocean.

These Javelins will give players new powers and abilities such as the flight to soar through the open air or propel them through the depths of an ocean.

Presenting large - scale installations that resemble elements of nature under a microscope and cell - like forms or organisms from the depths of the ocean, Donovan's body of work derives from recognisable everyday items, such as Scotch Tape, drinking straws, paper - plates, needles, plastic rods and toothpicks.

Diving the Depths Being such a deep and dark place that covers most of world, it is no wonder that people enjoy exploring the ocean recreationally, diving beneath its surface to see what it has to offer.

Avoid high - risk sites: Extreme / above average frequency of tornado incidents; Enclosed locations that may «trap» air and create unusually high incidents of fog, cold air advection, etc.; Vicinity of orographically induced winds, such as Santa Ana and Chinook; Complex meteorological zones, such as adjacent to an ocean or other large bodies of water; and Persistent periods of extreme snow depths...

The deep waters, being warmer than such surface waters, rise to the surface, as the upper layers sink slowly into the dark ocean depths.

In warm periods such as the present — freshwater inflow to high northern latitudes reduces the rate of water sinking to the depths of the ocean.

Yes, such processes involve redistribution of heat, but heat redistributed from or to ocean depths to the surface would affect global temperatures at these time scales, whereas (as you imply) geographical redistribution at the surface would not (or at least much less).

Acting like a massive sponge, the oceans pull from the atmosphere heat, carbon dioxide and other gases, such as chlorofluorocarbons, oxygen and nitrogen and store them in their depths for decades to centuries and millennia.

* There is no such thing as a meaningful «Earth» temperature, as some regions are cooling, some are warming, the depths of the ocean have different levels of heat content that can not be uniformly measured against a mean, etc..

Ship - based sonar and other measurements have mapped such a small percentage of the ocean floor that it would take a single ship 200 years (or 10 ships 20 years) to measure all the ocean - floor depths, according to published U.S. Navy estimates.