Sentence examples for research dive from inspiring English sources

The BBC reported the picture was taken by Attila Kaszo during a 2013 research dive in the Philippines and now has been published in Coral Reef, the official journal of International Society for Coral Reef Studies.

In 1980, during a Lake Superior research dive expedition, marine explorer Jean-Michel Cousteau, the son of Jacques Cousteau, sent two divers from the RV Calypso in the first manned submersible dive to the Fitzgerald.

In 1934 off the Bermuda coast, NYZS natural and explorer William Beebe completed a record-setting 3,028-foot research dive in the Bathysphere submersible designed by his colleague Otis Barton, who accompanied him.

I was at the University of Miami when I first swam with sharks and did research dives.

In February and March, manta experts Matt and Anne-Marie Kitchen-Wheeler lead dive safaris in the Maldives with virtually guaranteed sightings and the chance to join research dives.

Within 24 hours of arrival, a military-base routine kicked in, governed by daylight hours, duty groups (Boat, Grounds, Kitchen, Tanks), Monday Camp Clean, Wednesday Weeklies (stores, data input, boat logs) and up to three research dives a day.

During the survey period more than 8100 research dives utilizing SCUBA Nitrox were optimally allocated using stratified random sampling.

We thank J. Pawlowski for field assistance, L.W. Parfrey for field assistance and for her valuable comments on the manuscript, A. Andreas and A. Serafini for help in the laboratory, Alexey Khodjakov for assistance with fluorescence microscopy, and S. Harper, D. Huang, and H. Kaiser for research diving in extreme conditions.

To figure it out I decided to do a little research, a dive into O'Leary's cultural output to see if I could figure out if I should be worried about this bird-dicked loser.

Although Ms. Siciliano did conduct focus groups and surveys to collect data on the importance of ingredients, she did no market research before diving in.

In the interim he did his research: he dove into biographies, read Hemingway aloud for hours and even took up boxing.