Sentence examples for deep seawater from inspiring English sources

This formula is still in use today to determine density of deep seawater which is compressed by hydrostatic pressure.

Despite being native to the deep seawater of the Bay of Biscay, the dolphin carried on swimming up the river and was most recently spotted near Chester Racecourse.

Experts say they are very concerned for the whale - normally found in deep seawater - and there was increasing concern about its chances of making it back to the sea, around 40 miles downstream.

Marine experts think the common dolphin, which is usually more at home in the deep seawater of the Bay of Biscay off France, must have been chasing fish up the Dee in north Wales.

Upwelling is known to have a corrosive effect on marine shells because deep seawater is naturally rich in dissolved carbon dioxide and so, when it rises to the surface, it lowers the concentration of aragonite in the shallower layers of the ocean where pteropods live.

Its "deep seawater" cosmetic, Lirikos, is popular with Chinese consumers.

However, in deep seawaters the isotope 230Th becomes significant enough that IUPAC reclassified thorium as a binuclidic element in 2013.

Studies by the Central Salt and Marine Chemicals Research Institute have shown that wastes accumulate in the soil first and then migrate incrementally to the tidal zone, the subtidal zone, and finally to deep seawaters and into sediments.

More recently, the exploitation of oil in ultra-deep seawater fields is facing new technological challenges in material selection owing to the extreme production conditions.

The global oil and gas industry has been developing rapidly owing to the discovery of oil fields at ultra-deep seawater, and this has posed several new challenges for the exploitation and production of petroleum.

Furthermore, the validity of the design results is confirmed by performing finite element model analysis by means of ANSYS software, which shows that the design thickness is secure enough when the pressure vessel works in 3000 m ultra-deep seawater regions.