Sentence examples for deep sea waters from inspiring English sources

The answer is that they'd be floating far offshore in deep sea waters — just like, well, oil platforms.

But the exploitation of expensive fossil fuels in the Arctic, tar sands and deep sea waters, which scientists say must be kept in the ground, is dominated by the 200 commercial firms.

A long optical base line spectrophotometer designed to measure light transmission in deep sea waters is described.

The heat transfer between the deep sea waters and the oil and gas mixtures flowing through production lines is a common situation in the petroleum industry.

Acidobacterial 16S rRNA gene sequences were also detected in deep sea waters in DeLong et al.'s study [14].

Scientists have detected a substantial drop in the last 50 years in the flow of cold deep sea water leaving the Arctic and pouring into the Atlantic between Iceland and Scotland.

Available in two shades, neutral and original, the Rachel K C.C. cream contains crucial ingredients like white tea extract (supposedly protects against environmental aggressors), green leaf tea extract (which is rich in antioxidants) and deep sea water (to add resilience and moisture to the skin).

Why deep sea water does not freeze depends less on pressure than on two other factors, he said: "The ocean is salt water, which interferes with the freezing process and lowers the freezing point, and at depths of a mile or so, there is considerable heating from inside the earth".

Testing the new technology in real field under more than 2 km deep sea water can be expensive.

It is believed that during the Late Paleocene-Middle Eocene period a warmer period prevailed causing an increase in the deep sea water temperature by ~ 6 °C.

Synchronization signals different from light are acting in deep sea water and in the body of living species, with other types of relativity affecting biological processes.