Sentence examples for submerged environments from inspiring English sources

Recently, there has been increasing demand for these systems to repair damaged systems offshore or in submerged environments.

There is an interest in broadening the range of applications of nanoenergetic composite materials to include their combustion and energy generation in submerged environments.

Carbon-concentrating mechanisms increase PN in CO2-limited submerged environments, and have also been suggested to diminish photorespiration (Maberly and Madsen 2002).

As an alternative to the subaerial, "dry" model for Valles Marineris landslides (e.g., McEwen 1989), and to water-rich yet not completely submerged environment (Lucchitta 1987; Harrison and Grimm 2003), some authors (Shaller 1991) suggested a fully submerged scenario for the landslides.

In Scicchitano et al. (2007), boulders B3, B4, B13 were all considered into a submerged scenario, but through microtopographical investigation we obtained further constraints that allowed to attribute them to a joint boulders scenario although in a partial submerged environment.

These leaves have different anatomical and cellular characteristics better suited to their submerged environment.

Likewise, in deeper water or a submerged environment, the flowers lose corollas altogether and bear only closed calyces (Chao 2003).

The submarines have achieved this feat by means of operation in a submerged stealth environment, sophisticated concealment and protective tactics and a scarcely detectable, extremely low-noise signature emitted by its machinery and hull.

To simulate the submerged, tidal and splash marine environments, the marine environment simulation equipment (MESE) was set up.

The operating environment of the submerged plant places great demands on its mechanical design.

Additional support for the conclusion that the environment of the submerged seedling assay also alters the host in fundamental ways is the fact that often two and sometimes more guard cells could be observed in contact with each other (Fig. 5, Fig. 6A, Fig. 6B and Fig. 7B).