Sentence examples for per dive from inspiring English sources

Per dive, sport divers swallowed an arithmetic mean of 9.0 mL of water in marine waters; 13 mL in fresh recreational water; 3.2 mL in canals, rivers, and city canals; and 20 mL in swimming pools.

We found there was an upper amplitude threshold for regular diving wing beats per dive phase, being highest during descent and lowest during ascent (see Fig. 1).

Extras Diving £15 per dive.

"It's going to be down to six dives, 1.6 seconds per dive, so it'll be over quicker than Usain Bolt's 100 metres," he says.

To increase his time underwater per dive, Hall dives with an apparatus called a rebreather, which uses special filters to remove carbon dioxide from his exhalations so that the air can be piped back into his mouthpiece.

From warm, shallow water, perfect for beginners, to the infamous Lantern Point, a 50m dive complete with narrow chimneys and tunnels, Dive Malta (00 356 2136 9994; divemalta.com.mt) offers all levels the chance to hunt out sites; from £27 per dive.

For occupational divers, the greatest per-dive mean risk of infection was calculated at 2.8% in coastal waters near a sewage discharge.

For sport divers wearing ordinary diving masks, the greatest mean risk was seen in freshwater recreational waters, where there was a 1.5% per-dive risk and a 25% per-year risk of getting an infection.

Sanchez, with his fastball flaring into the mid-90s and a 90-mile-per-hour diving slider that turned devastating, rarely worked ahead in the count and battled with almost every Boston hitter.

The nightly fee ($500 to $600 per person) includes dive gear, diving access to the lagoon and dinner served in the lodge.

GDP per head dived from $800 per year in 1980 to around $100 towards the end of the wars.