Sentence examples for underwater depth from inspiring English sources

The menu was (of course) adventurous — yak, polar bear, walrus, caribou, seal, fried termites and crocodile eggs — and the guest list suitably impressive, including two French naval officers, Georges Houot and Pierre-Henri Willm, who had recently set the underwater depth record, descending to some 13,300 feet beneath the surface of the Atlantic in what they called a "bathyscaphe".

In 1995, then prime minister Ingvar Carlsson said the military on several occasions thought it had detected submarines only to find that the sounds being traced were made by mink, while in April this year the Finnish military used handheld underwater depth charges as a warning against what it suspected was a submarine in waters off Helsinki.

As a diver goes to underwater depths, the external pressure upon the body increases in proportion to the depth.

Onboard software sends on-land fisherpersons detailed data on whether any fish are around, underwater temperature, depth of water, the underwater landscape, and even fish alerts via their smartphones or other mobile devices.

In shallow deep underwater channels[15], (depth less than 300 m), where emitters and receivers are not so close to the water surface nor to the bottom and the distances among emitters and receivers are less than 3 Km, the sound speed could be approximated by a constant.

They will be placed underwater at depths of 10-100m, in 400 locations across three key geographic regions: Indo-Pacific, tropical western Atlantic, and southern and eastern Africa and Indian Ocean islands.

The Z33WP can spend two hours underwater to depths of 10 feet, just enough for a nice dip in the ocean.

It is useful to create simulations in order to study in the lab conditions of specific environments which are not accessible for laboratory work (outer space, underwater high depths, etc).

Successive underwater scans at depth intervals between 5 and 50 cm down to a maximum depth of 3 m were done around noon and used to calculate the diffuse spectral attenuation coefficients, Ko (Smith, 1968).

But here, Chip would be using the buckets underwater — at a depth of nearly 200 feet.

The Deepsea, in other words, is functional underwater to a depth of 12,800 feet, useful perhaps if the owner plans to dive the Marianas Trench.