Sentence examples for the extreme depth from inspiring English sources

The extreme depth of the bay also keeps the water relatively sterile, and translucent.

It can be no consolation to those in South Wales and in Los Angeles who are red-eyed with anxiety about Johnny Owen to know that the extreme depth of his own courage did as much as anything else to take him to the edge of death.

The extreme depth of the mine, the history of mining-induced seismic activity in Utah's coal-mining region, and the method of coal recovery — called retreat mining — that had been done in the past by the mine's co-owner, the Murray Energy Corporation, all compounded the difficulties and dangers the miners faced, the experts said.

It should be noted that well construction is not feasible in all areas in eastern Mauritania due to the extreme depth of the water table.

Because of the extreme depth of the ocean in the area of the battle (more than 17000 feet), researching the battlefield has presented extraordinary difficulties.

Although functionally blind at depth, calculations suggest that there would be a ∼2.5-fold thermoregulatory advantage to swimming and feeding in the markedly cooler deep waters, even if there was any reduced foraging success associated with the extreme depth.

Bleeding from the extreme depths and nearly out of breath, Montand finally manages to remove the motor and attach a rope to raise it from the sea.

On the all-important economic terrain, the Labour campaign has been emphasising the extreme depths of Conservative cuts, while the Tories charge that Labour would indulge in reckless borrowing.

At the extreme depths now attainable by humans some 500 metres in the sea and more than 680 metres in the laboratory direct effects of pressure upon the respiratory centre may be part of the "high-pressure neurological syndrome" and may account for some of the anomalies of breathlessness (dyspnea) and respiratory control that occur with exercise at depth.

The analysis also notes that the extreme depths involved (~800 km to the rocky "seafloor") mean that temperatures at the bottom of a convective (adiabatic) ocean can be up to 40 K higher than those at the ice-water interface.

The extreme depths of the locus-specific sequences suggested the accuracy of the SLAF marker discovery.