Sentence examples for diving ability from inspiring English sources
In 1969, Dr. Ridgway published the first basic cetacean-breath study, exploring a dolphin's diving ability.
In the new paper, Dr. Bush and Morris Flynn, a former instructor at M.I.T., calculated details of the insects' diving ability based on the structure of the hairs, including how deep they can go before water pressure overcomes the water repellence and collapses the bubble.
Crocodilians have perfect diving ability, which can help them to resist atmospheric hypoxia.
Crocodilians inherited their terrestrial style from the ancestral amniotes, greatly challenging their diving ability.
This may have been due to differences between individual diving abilities rather than habitat associations, but the deepest dives of bird B (10.9 m) also occurred in the coldest water (10°C) occupied by this bird.
The limited diving abilities of walruses brings them to depend on shallow waters (and the nearby ice floes) for reaching their food supply.
Although many procellariiforms perform shallow (1 5 m) dives to capture prey [6], [7], studies using depth recorders have revealed the relatively deep (>50 m) diving abilities of Puffinus shearwaters.
Its deep-diving ability has allowed the 50-meter sub to conduct unique research, including oceanic surveying and deep-water acoustic studies.
(Outside) Underwater Dubai In the not too distant future, Dubai may become the home of the first luxury underwater hotel, a disc-shaped structure designed by a Polish company, with 21 double rooms, an underwater diving center, a spa, garden, and the ability to rotate and surface for repairs.
They each offer specific abilities relating to the environment – including diving underwater to find hidden paths in the sea sections and barrel rolling to safety in the airborne zones.
If they float awkwardly, this would limit their ability to rest on water after long flights or after diving, and suggest they would be forced to spend more time on the wing when over the open ocean (or large lakes).
