Sentence examples for underwater work from inspiring English sources

Hudson Transmission can do the underwater work only in the summer and early fall, said Edward M. Stern, president of PowerBridge, the developer's parent company.

As with all the other efforts to stop or contain the leak, the underwater work would be done by robotic submersibles.

Other firms, like iRobot, also make seagoing robots with sensors, but these tend to be used for underwater work and aren't designed to be networked.

If you were in the market for, say, cable cutters for underwater work, you could choose from three Felco models (from $48.39 to $272.39) at sailnet.com.

On this trip, Deep Marine Technology Inc. of Houston, which carries out underwater work for oil companies, offered the use of its ship, equipment and crew.

Part of Olympic training involves underwater work, and for Dana, having to hold her breath to the point of feeling lightheaded was one of the hardest things to do.

Instead, dabbling with sculpturing in his unhappiness and lamenting the damage to the reefs there, he sank his savings of about $50,000 into the lightning strike of an idea for underwater works that would represent the "serious time bomb" of humans' consequences on nature and the hope for recovery.

For seabed walking and precise underwater works, CR200 uses six legs and front two legs can be transformed to manipulators.

Such significant underwater works in the Arsenal of Cartagena are stated in the records of the time.

This paper presents the development of arm and leg of seabed walking robot named CRABSTER200 (CR200) for precise seabed exploration and underwater works in coastal area with strong tidal current.

Germany supporters who have not found comfort in the rowing, volleyball or other triumphs, might have found it in the various examples of Germany's technical prowess on display at the Games, such as the overhead camera that gave us the bird's eye views of the rowers, or the underwater camera work from the pool, which is operated by a German photographer.