Sentence examples for substantial ocean from inspiring English sources

George told the Guardian that the recent dump is "the most substantial ocean restoration project in history," and that he has collected "a greater density and depth of scientific data than ever before….

Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua L). in the waters around Greenland offers an exceptional opportunity for studying these issues at a northern range edge, in a habitat that currently appears marginal but is predicted to become much more important for the species with the substantial ocean warming forecasted for the region (Drinkwater 2005).

Recently, also several ocean sampling expeditions investigated microbial diversity in marine environments [ 10, 11], again confirming substantial oceanic microbial diversity and considerable heterogeneity of microorganisms at the genomic level, specifically for Prochlorococcus, one of the most abundant genus of cyanobacteria.

The ice sheets on Greenland and Antarctica are immense, and it turns out they exert enough gravitational pull to draw a substantial amount of ocean water toward them.

WHEN it comes to ballet choreographers, the United States and Europe sometimes feel as if they were separated by more than an ocean; substantial numbers of dance-makers who are well known Over There have hardly been seen Here.

In some versions of the snowball Earth scenario, even the surface of the oceans was completely frozen, blocking the release of oxygen into the atmosphere by ocean-dwelling phytoplankton, thereby potentially affecting the timing and pace of evolution.Yet some climate models have hinted that even in this death grip of global cold, substantial parts of the ocean remained open water.

The NO3/NO2 loss mutants reached substantial abundances in tropical ocean regions, where their abundances were similar to those of null mutants in some locations (Fig. 2C, D).

Given the apparent increase in HABs around the world and the potential for greater problems as a result of climate change and ocean acidification, substantial research is needed to evaluate the direct and indirect associations between HABs, climate change, ocean acidification, and human health.

For our problem, we have used a feature selection method in conjunction with the SVM-based classifier, called recursive feature elimination (RFE), to find blood chemistry measures that show consistent and substantial changes caused by ocean voyage, which takes into consideration of mutual information between features in the feature selection process.

The abyssal zone (between 4,000 and 6,000 metres) represents a substantial portion of the oceans.

"We had a substantial warming of the oceans from 1880 to 1940," says S. Fred Singer, an atmospheric physicist at the University of Virginia.