Sentence examples for deep water bottom from inspiring English sources

Deep water bottom trawling also takes place on the Reykjanes Ridge, the Mid-Atlantic Ridge and the continental slope [41] but these areas were not included in this study.

According to the work of Gamo and Horibe (1983), the Japan Sea Proper Water can be divided into three parts: the Upper Portion Proper Water, the Deep Water, and the Bottom Water.

This is a novel with a stunningly poetic core: arriving in New York, Lilly describes how "we were salmon in dark deep water at the bottom of a great system of sunken rivers, that had carved so deep into the soil the sky itself was only half remembered".

Research by the University of Glasgow found that trawlers that targeted fish in deep waters by bottom-trawling caused more environmental damage to the marine environment but earned less from the fish they caught.

However, they extracted deep water sources from the bottom of nearby outcrops rather than from deeper layers below the soil surface.

In most places along the coast of Britain and Ireland sloping beaches take some of the force out of the waves, but where deep water comes to the bottom of the cliffs the full impact is felt.

Recent modelling developments described in the technical literature suggest two principal areas of application: low-frequency, inverse acoustics in deep water; and high-frequency, bottom-interacting acoustics in coastal regions.

The boundary between zone-1 and zone-2 is chosen such that the local wave length of typical wind waves is about 90% of the deep water wave length and the bottom sand is not likely to be moved by the wind waves.

During that voyage, the crew recovered 12 deep-water ocean bottom seismometers, two of which had to be rescued from the bottom, and winched up 19 of the 20 shallow water instruments.

Compared with fixed-bottom installation, deep water floating wind turbine has to undergo more severe structural loads due to extra degrees of freedom.

The water bottom is deeper in layer cake method than the equation method, implying that the equation velocity is lower than the real one.