Sentence examples for subsea from inspiring English sources

Though he bears a quiet pride about the subsea crossing, it says something about the unshowy culture of mining that the tunnel's anniversary might have eluded even its own designer.

Such co-operation illustrates a desire among NATO countries and their allies to design technologically compatible subsea networks that could be interconnected.

Standing nearly as tall as the Eiffel Tower, the Perdido rig is chained to the seabed 2,400 metres below, and is connected to nearby subsea wells in even deeper water, at a depth of 2,900 metres.

And combining the streams from multiple subsea wells and separating oil from gas on the seafloor means fewer risers, or pipes to the surface, are needed.Despite the adverse working conditions, there have been several big deepwater discoveries in recent years.

As a colonisation strategy, dispersal by ocean current would be unreliable with vent systems so scarce, most of the larva swept out to sea would presumably perish but plenty of plants on land adopt a similar approach using the wind.The research offers more than just an insight into the life cycle of subsea gribblies.

Its "subsea boosting system" uses electric pumps on the seafloor to help the oil on its one-and-a-half-mile journey to the surface.

The 2008 Energy Act made helpful tweaks to the rules for subsea storage projects.

This allows fishermen to locate the subsea structures precisely.

The world market for subsea services could be worth $40 billion by 2011, according to Scottish Enterprise, a development agency.

Over the past five years the amount of active capacity on subsea cables has grown threefold, the fastest spurt since the internet went mainstream more than a decade ago.

Data packets hop from one node to another until they reach their destination a submarine, a subsea drone, a warship or a "gateway" node at the surface.