Sentence examples for diving apparatus from inspiring English sources
Diving bell, small diving apparatus that is used to transport divers between the seafloor or lower depths and the surface.
On September 19 , 1979 she set the world untethered diving record, descending 381 metres (1,250 feet) beneath the surface of the Pacific Ocean in a JIM diving suit, a special diving apparatus that maintains an interior pressure of 1 standard atmosphere (14.70 pounds per square inch).
Thompson traveled to Boston to secure dredging equipment and deep-sea diving apparatus and to learn diving techniques.
It was rusting away on a back lot at Universal Studios in California, its inner chambers and other diving apparatus removed.
His own oxygen is believed to have run out, which starkly illustrated how dangerous any rescue involving diving apparatus could be.
Being next to the buoy in full diving apparatus was, you might say, a bit like being a canal boat next to a breakwater, except that my goal was to sink, not to stay afloat.
High pressure enriched oxygen is used in a wide number of areas, including aircraft, medical breathing apparatus, diving, mining and mountaineering operations.
The statute, the text of which is set forth in the margin, 1 forbids the use of diving suits, helmets or other apparatus used by deep sea divers, for the purpose of taking commercial sponges from the Gulf of Mexico, or the Straits of Florida or other waters within the territorial limits of that State.
Poisoning may also occur following the use of a self-contained underwater breathing apparatus (SCUBA) due to faulty diving air compressors.
The diving parameters were also recorded (depth, duration at the bottom, duration of immersion, breathing apparatus, decompression stop duration, gas at depth and during decompression stops, diving suit type, and water temperature).
Karen stopped to see what had gone wrong, and the apparatus tipped forward and drew a lazy arc in the air, moving slow and quick at the same time, making it look as if the baby were diving.
