Sentence examples for mean ocean depth from inspiring English sources
Mean ocean depth is about 3,800 metres and has a pressure of about 380 atmospheres.
Fig. 5 Global mean ocean temperature changes at four different depth layers from the preindustrial control simulation in the MIROC3.2 (medres) AOGCM experiments.
Bathymetry, measurement of ocean depth.
Vienna standard mean ocean water.
That would require the ocean depth ( H>{c}_s^2/g ) (Eckart 1953).
The topography of the ocean floor, Microsoft writes, "is represented by color shading (dark blues to light blues) indicating changes in ocean depth.
Other parameters, such as ocean depth, could be coupled with the animal diving depth in the same way.
The 2000 2012 mean N = 0.62 ± 0.43 Wm−2, determined by the CERES/Argo record, is lower than ocean reanalyses estimates (N ∼ 0.9 which which sample the entire ocean depth [ Balmaseda et al., 2013] with an additional non-ocean heating of 0.07 Wm−2 estimated by Trenberth et al. [ 2014].
This chapter illustrates that the moving-ship type of CO2 ocean storage is a concept whereby captured and liquefied CO2 is delivered by ship to a site and injected into the ocean depths by means of a pipe suspended beneath it as it slowly moves through the water.
But there is less food around in the ocean depths, because a lack of light means no photosynthesis can take place, so those low densities do not necessarily mean less competition.
The Nautilus's shakedown cruise to Puerto Rico set records, proclaiming the dawn of a revolutionary means of warfare in which missile-carrying submarines could prowl in the ocean depths for months.
