Sentence examples for ocean deep water from inspiring English sources

BMW is known to include more abundant mineral ingredients, such as calcium (Ca), magnesium (Mg), strontium (Sr), manganese (Mn), zinc (Zn), nickel (Ni), and iron (Fe) in comparison with other ocean deep water.

The back wall of Le Bernardin, one of the world's top fine dining destinations, is occupied by a 24-foot-wide painting of a roiling ocean called Deep Water No 1.

This period of the Earth's history was characterized by a rise of oxygen concentration in the atmosphere [64], followed by rise of sulfate concentrations in the ocean from 80 to 200 µM during the Archean [51, 65] to 0.5 2.4 mM during the mid-Proterozoic [49] and the evolution of a ferruginous deep ocean to a "Canfield Ocean" with sulfidic deep water [66].

The flight recorders are generally kept in the tail section of the plane, so the discovery could help narrow the search in the ocean's deep waters.

Jellyfish, which inhabit open oceans and deep waters, are still an enigma in many ways.

"We can't just rely on pillage and plunder from wild stocks anymore - we have to produce it ourselves, and we have to produce it in the open ocean, in deeper water," argues the company's co-founder Neil Sims.

It can also be used in understanding some persistent features seen in observed ocean frontal pathways (over deep water) derived from satellite imagery and other data.

"In the course of the Act 2, Dianne (while falling in love) helps facilitate the approval of a deep water ocean drilling contract off the coast of Louisiana for British Petroleum...something involving 'Deepwater Horizon".

This in turn pushes the global ocean's nutrient-rich, deep water closer to the surface, helping to create areas of high primary productivity in Antarctic waters, similar to areas of upwelling elsewhere in the world.

About 90 percent of the ocean consists of deep waters so poor in nutrients that they are the equivalent of the land's deserts.

The resulting melt water distribution seen by the ocean enhances deep-water formation, in particular on the continental shelves, relative to the model without icebergs.