Sentence examples for depth of the ocean from inspiring English sources

The mean depth of the ocean is 3,800 metres (about 12,500 feet).

Instead, the changing size and depth of the ocean basins is responsible, as a study by R. Dietmar Muller of the University of Sydney and colleagues shows.

Sonar has long been used to measure the depth of the ocean by transmitting acoustic pulses and listening for the delay in their echoes from the sea floor.

Beyond the sheer depth of the ocean at Rosebank, installations there would need to be designed to withstand severe weather that can include 100-foot waves.

Archaeologists had to begin with side-scan sonar, directing pulses of sound energy at the seabed and then analysing the echo to establish the changing depth of the ocean floor.

Compared with sediment MFCs for which the anode is embedded in marine or river sediments, the application of the FMFC, which could be installed in a buoy, is not limited by the depth of the ocean.

But for the moment, let's be happy visiting Mars and exploring the depth of the oceans.

Alex Schulze, cofounder of Devoted to the Ocean, taught his dogs Maverick and Lila to dive into the depths of the ocean to retrieve lobsters.

Except for time, of course, and the depths of the ocean.

"I would go to the depths of the ocean for these actors," she says.

Most phosphorus cycling occurs between the surface and depths of the ocean.