Sentence examples for on the diver from inspiring English sources

Mr. Manstan, from the Naval Undersea Warfare Center, said there will 50 sensors on the diver and in the submarine, including a video link so it can be monitored remotely, as they seek to solve the mysteries of how much energy it took to propel it, what the pilot could see, and what might have gone wrong on its inaugural mission.

They had to swim into the current continuously to keep an eye on the diver's bubbles.

Conventionally, the contrary would be expected because unsafe conditions are precursors of mishaps, however not all unsafe conditions lead to mishaps and some mishaps may even occur in the absence of an unsafe condition on the diver's part.

The most recent fatal attack on the diver in Australia took place in an area where white sharks would have been expected to be feeding.

"There's a lot of other oil tankers, barges, freighters that are part of the turn-of-the-century boom in shipping and navigation off of New York," said Caleb McClennen, the conservation society's director of marine conservation and one of the divers on the Lightburne.

The South Korean military announced on Tuesday that one of the divers taking part in the rescue effort had died, The Associated Press reported.

A short fibreglass tape was used to estimate the 5 m width of the transect (2.5 m on either side of the diver's path) prior to censuses.

It never occurred to him to train people until he showed up to watch a competition last year in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and his spot-on assessments of the divers led someone to ask, "Why haven't you been coaching?" The seed, once planted, sprouted when Chris Mitchell, who started SoCal Divers, approached Louganis with a coaching offer.

There is an 007 logo at the 7 o'clock position and one etched on the divers' clasp.

It floats on the surface, so the diver can go all the way along it, holding it in one hand while looking.

It was clear that to lower the rig into the water in such conditions would be too risky, not least for the diver on the seabed charged with fixing the cables with shackles to the lifting points on the plane's 70-year-old frame and on a spar inserted into the fuselage.