Sentence examples for oceanic scientists from inspiring English sources

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After a detailed critique of the council's method of analysis, the oceanic scientists wrote, "The basic facts remain that there is a direct relationship" between a vessel's speed and the likelihood of death or serious injury to the whale, and "at vessel speeds at or below 10 knots, the probability of death/serious injury is greatly reduced".

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Dr. George S. Philander came a long way to becoming one of the world's preeminent oceanic and atmospheric scientists.

Blair Mase, the Southeast marine mammal stranding coordinator for the oceanic agency, said that scientists were "very concerned" that oil was the cause of the whale's death, but that the whale's body was so decomposed and scavenged by sharks that it would be impossible to say for certain.

Since 2006, scientists at the oceanic agency have digitally created elevation models for 20 coastal communities, and they expect to make more than 50 others.

In the late 1970s three scientists investigating the oceanic ridge off the coast of Peru from a submersible craft documented the occurrence of superheated jets of water, up to 350 °C (660 °F), continuously erupting from chimneys that stood 13 metres (43 feet) above the ocean floor.

Whether caused my man or just another warming trend, some scientists expect the oceanic water levels to rise as much as 20 feet or more due to the melting ice sheets.

A recent report by an international group of prominent scientists warning that oceanic marine life is on the brink of a massive extinction if global warming is not slowed is just the latest in a series of jarring ecological alarm bells.

Suzanne Bricker, a physical scientist for the oceanic agency and the lead author of the report, said that development along the 42-mile-long bay overloads its ability to become replenished with fresh water.

Photo: Jim Abernethy/The Pew Charitable Trusts Marine scientists are hopeful that oceanic whitetip sharks, above, and silky sharks will use the expanded Papahānaumokuākea monument as a sanctuary to rebuild their populations.

The closure will notably give a refuge to bigeye tuna, a species prized for sushi that, according to John Hampton, a fisheries scientist who heads the Oceanic Fisheries Programme of the Secretariat of the Pacific Community in New Caledonia, has been overfished to about 20% to 30% of unexploited levels across the Pacific.

The catch was limited by rules set by regional fisheries councils based on quotas determined by fisheries scientists and enforced by the oceanic agency and by the Coast Guard.

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