Sentence examples for ocean range from inspiring English sources

Estimates of DOC appropriate to the surface of the open ocean range between roughly 100 and 500 micromoles of carbon per kilogram of seawater.

When the angle and intensity of the field matched the southernmost part of their ocean range, the fish oriented themselves to face north or northeast.

Common fork lengths in the Indian Ocean range between 15 and 25 cm (Silas & Pillai, 1982).

The status of reefs in the Western Indian Ocean ranges from those in virtually pristine condition, such as the atolls in mid-ocean, to reefs that are heavily impacted by human activities, such as those fringing the coasts of East Africa and Madagascar.

Currently our way of exploring this is by loading a bunch of electronics into something resembling a torpedo (an AUV) which must then explore the vast ocean ranges in a pretty solitary manner.

For several years, in oceans ranging from the North Atlantic to the South Pacific, he and his squad paddled out to sea in inflatable kayaks and delicately attached "crittercams" — specially designed underwater cameras — to the bodies of sperm whales.

There are 300 different types in the oceans, ranging from the colossal squid, who has the biggest eyes of any creature on the planet, to the vampire squid, whose eight arms flow like a black cape.

The average depth of oceans ranges from 1205 m for the Arctic Ocean to 3970 m for the Pacific Ocean with a maximum depth of up to 11,034 m recorded for the Challenger Deep located in the Pacific Ocean.

While they are found in all the oceans ranging from sub-tropical to polar, the Antarctic is their feeding ground.

On the ocean, prices range from $10,000 a week for a three-bedroom up to $20,000 a week for a four- or five-bedroom with a pool and a staff.

Found in temperate to cold waters of all oceans, chimaeras range from rivers, estuaries, and coastal waters to oceanic depths of 2,500 metres (8,200 feet) or more.