Sentence examples for deep frontier from inspiring English sources

The ABC television special, which was narrated by William Holden, was broadcast in 1980, and "Exploring the Deep Frontier" was published the same year.

In "Exploring the Deep Frontier" she wrote of what she experienced then: As I stepped from the platform, I was aware that I was venturing onto terrain in some ways comparable to the surface of the moon.

They were preparing a book titled "Exploring the Deep Frontier" for the National Geographic Society, and Giddings was assembling material for an ABC television special to be called "Mysteries of the Sea".

When they were in Washington for the publication of "Exploring the Deep Frontier," while having breakfast one morning they discussed the possibility of designing a one-person submersible that would be able to travel underwater with complete freedom, unconnected to anything at the surface.

They were preparing a book titled "Exploring the Deep Frontier" for the National Geographic Society, and Giddings was assembling material for an ABC television special to be called "Mysteries of the Sea". For both these projects, Sylvia wanted to use a diving system called Jim often referred to as a Jim suit which recently had been modernized by the British engineer Graham Hawkes.

from Duke University, 19 honorary degrees, has lectured in more than 80 countries, appeared in hundreds of radio and television productions and has authored more than 175 scientific, technical and popular publications including Exploring the Deep Frontier, Sea Change, Wild Ocean, Dive, The National Geographic Atlas of the Ocean and The World is Blue.

The deep sea is a mysterious frontier, difficult to reach for exploration and seen by a very small number of scientists who brave the dangers of submerging themselves hundreds, even thousands of feet below the surface.

As Nigerian operations expand into more challenging and costly operating environments of deep-frontiers, there is need for critical access to sound stratigraphic, depositional and reservoir facies models.

Re "New Sphere in Exploring the Abyss" (Aug. 26): I am heartened by the push to deeper ocean frontiers promised by the development of the new subs.

Consequently, more research is needed on these deep-sea frontiers in order to assess faunal diversity and endemism, and to understand the origin, distribution and maintenance of deep-sea populations in the Southern Ocean.

Michael Keller, of the US Forest Service, who was the co-author of the research, said: "We expected to see large areas of logging, but the extent to which logging penetrates deep into the frontier is much more dramatic than we anticipated". A large mahogany tree can fetch hundreds of dollars at the sawmill, making it a tempting target.