Sentence examples for oceans by the from inspiring English sources

Early hypotheses about the origins of life suggested that the first cells obtained their energy from the breakdown of nutrients in a rich organic liquid environment proposed to have formed in the early oceans by the action of light and intense solar radiation on the early, anaerobic atmosphere.

The gas raises the acidity of some of the waters to levels predicted in the world's oceans by the end of the century.

It is through these Cornerstones that we are united across oceans by the desire to care for and lift each other up, especially in times of great need.

If an Inupiat youth takes action against the destruction of their oceans by the oilers -- will we put him in prison?

The million-plus tons of plastic estimated to have been added to the oceans by the Japanese tsunami will expand the swirls of plastic rubbish already present by an estimated 10percentt, according to Eriksen.

CO2 concentrations projected to occur in the oceans by the end of the century may affect some behaviours of male pygmy squid Idiosepius pygmaeus in an aquarium setting.

Support the oceans by ditching the oysters and shellfish, and instead opt for more sustainable aphrodisiacs, such as asparagus and bananas.

It is part of a current system forced by the torque exerted on the ocean by the wind field.

This is especially true in areas where the region of the ocean receiving the fresh water is isolated from the open ocean by the geography of the land.

The sea below our table was oil smooth, the harbor a sheltered lagoon, blocked off from the ocean by the long, hilly, granite bulk of Bodega Head.

The acidification of the ocean by the same greenhouse gas emissions is expected to dissolve the coral skeletons that create reefs in the first place.