Sentence examples for divers experience from inspiring English sources

Each individual has his own threshold of susceptibility; some divers experience narcosis at 15 m, while others can go to 60 m without any apparent effects.

The nitrogen also accounts for nitrogen narcosis, or rapture of the deep, a sort of drunkenness that can impair judgment; the nitrogen is said to account in part for the euphoria that most divers experience.

Spilling too much water over the dams results in highly turbulent flows that subject young fish to dangerous concentrations of dissolved gases, similar to what divers experience as the bends.

Divers experience physiological changes underwater, like being weightless and being restricted of sight.

All divers experienced a significant weight loss (−3.8%, p < 0.01), (Table 2).

Roughly 30 confused divers experienced just that when Iruka Hawaii tour boat captain Spencer Erwin abandoned the group on Wednesday night.

Late Monday, two British divers experienced in cave rescues, accompanied by a team of Thai Navy SEAL divers, found the survivors on an elevated outcrop, perched above a pool of water about 2 kilometers from the cave mouth.

Divers also experience temporary disturbances of speech called mooglies.

"Stability of the ship is crucial to us," said Antonino Pireddo, one of 40 divers with experience working in caves who have been searching the central part of the ship since Tuesday.

"At great depths, divers can experience severe narcosis," said Eric Fattah, 36, who set a Canadian national record of 104 meters, or 341 feet, last week using a monofin: a single paddle on two feet.

Here, divers can experience some of the finest visibility in the world as they dive in an otherworldly underwater landscape.