Sentence examples for sea phenomenon from inspiring English sources

The narwhal was one of two possible explanations of the giant sea phenomenon written by Jules Verne in his 1870 novel Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea.

Mucilage was reported here for the first time in 1729, and was originally described as a "dirty sea" phenomenon ("mare sporco") because it causes the clogging of fishing nets [32].

Author: Lechtig, A. Background This paper presents an evaluation of the Aral Sea Project for Environmental and Regional Assistance (ASPERA), which was set up to focus on the problems of women and children associated with the Aral Sea phenomenon.

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Quorum sensing undoubtedly occurs in situations where bacteria are growing planktonically, for example Vibrio harveyi quorum sensing-controlled bioluminescence in the ocean, thought to produce the "milky seas" phenomenon [ 3, 4].

Commercial tangle nets used for capturing monkfish were employed in an experiment designed to study the fishing pattern by tangle nets that are lost at sea, a phenomenon commonly known as 'ghost' fishing.

Altered to include observations of the state of the sea and phenomena on land as criteria, it was adopted in 1874 by the International Meteorological Committee for international use in weather telegraphy.

Coastal flooding events generally determine public perception of sea level phenomena, as they are commonly associated with erosion events.

One scuba diver floated on his back in the sea, watching the phenomenon unfold as he bobbed in the waves.

The weather was described as erratic and experts believe that Mr Kennedy could have confused the sky and the sea, experiencing a phenomenon known as "black hole vertigo".

At 18,000 feet, the air holds half the oxygen it does at sea level, a phenomenon I learned the hard way as we tried to pass frustratingly slow trekkers in the deep snow.