Sentence examples for oceans as shown from inspiring English sources

For example, the CO2 concentration during the MWP is higher than in the LIA, especially after 1600 A.D. (Schmidt et al. 2011), contributing partly to global warming and the larger summertime tropospheric warming over the Eurasian continent than over the surrounding oceans as shown in Fig. 3b (Kamae et al. 2014).

It offers a broad experience of the world of the oceans, as well as showing hundreds of species of fish and marine mammals in spectacular tanks, against which you can press your nose as sharks or barracuda swim by, alarmingly close.

For example, according to one question, "The summit of a volcano is 10 kilometers (km) above the ocean floor, as shown below.

The emission spectrum of the lamp was measured in front of the reactor using Ocean optics USB4000 spectrometer as shown in Figure S1 in the supplementary information.

Students can measure the placement of subduction zones and the mid-ocean ridge for their model as shown in Figure 1 in the student activity sheets, or you can give them the ready-made template provided.

The oceans are a vast interconnected ecosystem, as shown by the far-flung migrations of endangered whales, bluefin tuna and great white sharks.

Orange roughy typically live in geographic features in the ocean, such as seamounts and canyons, as shown by these two illustrations.

These models provide a distribution of ocean wave frequencies with the wind speed as its sole parameter, as shown in Figures 2 and 3 for different wind speeds.

As shown in Figure 3, present and future contributions to ocean concentrations after 40 years are still lower than their percentages in deposition (Table 1).

On this area, the geomagnetic field is also amplified largely as shown in area E (Fig. 4), which implies the current concentration in the ocean.

Tape each strip to make a loop as shown in Figure 3. 11) Circulate the ribbons of paper (which represent oceanic crust) to simulate the movement of ocean floor from the mid-ocean spreading center to the subduction zone.