Sentence examples for globally oceans from inspiring English sources

Globally, oceans have seen a 30% increase in acidity on pre-industrial levels, the fastest rate of change in 55m years.

Globally, the oceans received an ocean health score of 60.

Novák (2010) computed globally the gravitational potential generated by the global ocean masses with a very high spatial resolution.

Globally, the ocean rose about eight inches in the last century, and the rate seems to have accelerated to about a foot a century.

"The high latitude North Atlantic Ocean is a globally important ocean region, as it is a sink for atmospheric carbon dioxide and an area where deep water formation takes place," Prof Achterberg observed.

With half of the ocean more than 10 kilometers from the nearest depth sounding, ecosystem function in the deep sea still a mystery, and no first-order baseline for many globally important ocean processes, the current pace of exploration is woefully inadequate to address this daunting task, especially as the planet responds to changes in climate.

[Today] is a huge step forward for sharks and rays and for the health of our oceans globally".

Rosenthal acknowledged the results may not be representative of oceans globally, but said they should raise key questions for other researchers to tackle.

'Oxygen minimum zones' occur globally throughout the oceans at depths of 200 1000 meters, and climate change is causing these zones to expand and intensify.

The paper concludes that a division of responsibilities for implementation of globally agreed to ocean programmes between UN agencies and RIOs could contribute to closing the implementation gap.

The largest (up to 2 tons) and a globally distributed teleost the ocean sunfish Mola mola is commonly regarded as a planktonic fish because of its unusual shape including absence of caudal fin.