Sentence examples for to dive less from inspiring English sources
Specifically, an addition profile before the desired motion is necessary to test the status of each components onboard and calibrate the control coefficients referenced by the sea environment, which is always set to dive less than 100 m.
According to NOAA, blue whales typically swim about 13 mph but can go as fast as 30 mph, and they usually dive less than 350 feet to feed but are capable of plunging more than 1,600 feet beneath the surface.
Blue whales typically swim about 13 mph but can go as fast as 30 mph, and they usually dive less than 350 feet to feed but are capable of plunging more than 1,600 feet beneath the surface.
The increase in specific density generates a down force of about 392 N and allows the whale to dive with less effort.
This solidifies the wax, and the increase in density generates a downward force that allows the whale to dive with less effort.
He said that although he had stayed away from McLachlan's music in the past, "between her Lilith Fair counterpalooza and 'Building a Mystery' bonanza, [he] had to dive in, and got less than [he'd] bargained for".
"Pregnant animals are fatter," Dr. Noren said, "but the blubber has a higher proportion of lipid" — which makes the dolphins more buoyant and less able to dive for prey.
Bringing the shark into the shallows to "ground it" can be an effective way of tiring out the shark and giving it less opportunity to dive.
The less I have to dive into an app to change my hearing experience, the more likely I am to wear these all the time.
When I asked whether she would be able to dive, she said that she would decide in the morning, or make a less ambitious dive, so that "I haven't wasted my legs then, and can try again the next day," she said.
