Sentence examples for deep pacific from inspiring English sources

The concentration of zinc, a metal essential to a variety of biological functions, ranges between approximately 0.05 nanomole/kg (5 × 10−11 mole/kg) in the surface ocean to as much as 6 nanomoles/kg (6 × 10−9 mole/kg) in the deep Pacific.

David's got no beef with New Zealand per se, for him it comes down to the fact Amsterdam is a vibrant European city, while New Zealand is an island in the deep Pacific.

There are few nematode taxonomic studies of the deep Pacific.

From the deep Pacific and other sites, the scientists obtained many samples of hot fluids.

But try explaining that to an amphipod impaled and partially digested on the branches of a killer sponge in the deep Pacific.

These territories spread from the Antarctic to the Caribbean to the deep Pacific, and include some of the most romantic places on earth.

Several fish lineages with disjunct distributions in the Pacific coast of Baja and the northern Gulf (i.e., not found in southern Gulf) show relatively deep Pacific-northern Gulf divergences.

I had a fascinating and fruitful chat with Yair Rosenthal of Rutgers and Braddock Linsley of Columbia University — two authors of an important new Science paper extracting 10,000 years of temperature changes in fairly deep Pacific Ocean waters from fossil plankton buried in the seabed off Indonesia.

The weakening of deep water formation in the Southern Ocean and a slowdown of upwelling in the deep Pacific Ocean play a more dominant role in determining the declining trend of the ITF.

It is suggested that the declining trend of the ITF in the future climate cannot be determined by the Island Rule, but is associated with a weakening trend of deep water formation in the Southern Ocean and a slowdown of upwelling in the deep Pacific Ocean (sen Gupta et al. 2016).

But the CIA worried such a romantic quest by the reclusive Hughes might attract too much attention and so settled on the idea of a "mining mission" targeting mineral rich but assay poor manganese nodules that cobble parts of the deep Pacific Ocean floor in great abundance.