Sentence examples for oceans worldwide from inspiring English sources

On The Nation's Web site, Mike Tidwell wrote about the variables that are making Sandys more likely, and more common: Oceans worldwide are projected to rise as much as three more feet this century — much higher if the Greenland ice sheet melts away.

Nannochloropsis is widely distributed in oceans worldwide.

The results suggest the kinematic PPP's potential for practical water vapor monitoring over oceans worldwide.

Microplastics have been found in the oceans worldwide [71, 120], including remote regions such as Antarctica and the deep sea [58, 121 124].

The bright bioluminescence of ctenophores, found in oceans worldwide, is determined by Ca2 +-regulated photoproteins, functionally identical to and sharing many properties of hydromedusan photoproteins.

Last year, oceanographer Sydney Levitus of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) in Silver Spring, Maryland, and his colleagues reported that the top 3000 meters of oceans worldwide had gained 18.2 x 1022 joules of heat--enough to warm parts of the ocean 0.1 degree C or more--between 1996 and 1996 (Science, 24 March 2000, p. 2126).

In this century, an estimated 46,000 pieces of plastic are floating in every square kilometre of the ocean worldwide [32].

They live at the top levels of the ocean, worldwide.

That is the quandary that all ocean advocates face - the reality of the dark side of ourselves, our inability to coalesce around specific actions to combat the power of excess and pollution, and the sense that, optimism not withstanding, we are not winning the argument against the degradation of the ocean worldwide.

Pilot whales can be found in oceans nearly worldwide.

With the country's largest ocean shipper in limbo and the shipbuilding industry also in crisis, a government task force is directing moves to salvage the container shipping sector, which like ocean shipping worldwide has been battered by weak demand and overcapacity.