Sentence examples similar to less deep water from inspiring English sources

The Permian ocean was easier to acidify than today's ocean because it had less deep-water calcium carbonate, which offsets the acid.

The orbits and nostrils of a pygmy hippo are much less pronounced, an adaptation from spending less time in deep water (where pronounced orbits and nostrils help the common hippo breathe and see).

It's in less mature basins and deep water and it's a wide spread of interests.

As all of our sampling stations were in less than four m deep water, discussions in this paper focus on littoral fish assemblages.

As C. sorrah is commonly reported from inshore waters less than 200 m, the deep water of the Timor Trench (2 – 3000 m) is implicated as the isolating mechanism preventing gene flow between northern Australia and central Indonesia.

Go out to moderately deep water (slightly less than waist-deep is best).

Little by little, she feels the water grow less deep, she touches her feet to the riverbed, she stands; she loses her shoes in the mud and hasn't the strength to search for them; she leaves the water barefoot and climbs the bank to the road.

We've just seen the difficulties in the Gulf of Mexico, in waters much less deep.

"It also has access to deep water, which means less dredging would be required than in other locations".

At the equator, the oxycline (maximum vertical gradient layer) approaches the surface and the oxygen content shows a minimum (4.6 ml.l-1); the upwelling of deep water (equatorial divergence), less rich in oxygen, depletes the surface layer.

A general rule is to never jump into water that is less deep than you are tall.