Sentence examples for on oceanography from inspiring English sources
I can watch a conference on oceanography, or whatever, for hours.
He delighted in a schoolboy's recently wandering off from the children's shelves; the boy curled up with an impenetrable book on oceanography for 45 minutes and took it home.
This use of diatoms for identification has also been applied to determining the origin of ocean streams, and Cleve's work on diatoms, The Seasonal Distribution of Atlantic Plankton Organisms (1900), became a basic text on oceanography.
A gallery of prepared plots of property distributions along WOCE sections provides a quick overview over hydrographic, nutrient, oxygen and transient tracer fields in the ocean and, apart from the scientific use for oceanographic research, can serve as tutorial material for introductory or advanced courses on oceanography.
Learners can monitor programs on oceanography or climate change, or watch animals in real time in their natural habitat through webcams and then collect data on their movements through sensors attached to the animals' bodies.
I heard a seminar on oceanography at the Royal Society recently and it was fascinating!
Among various La Jolla landmarks that the publisher endowed is the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, on whose staff is a Ph.D. named Hans Suess.
A professor of oceanography on the importance of ice to our planet, in a year in which the north pole is likely to be ice-free for the first time in history.
The South African coastline offers a unique setting to study the relative importance of oceanography on the genetic structuring of marine organisms.
Quantitative comparisons of empirical and projected genetic structure were achieved through regression analyses, and the influence of oceanography on genetic patterns, while allowing for geographic distance, was tested by correlating the empirical and projected residuals of isolation-by-distance regressions.
The curriculum will include units on the business of oceanography and climate sciences.
