Similar words: deep, creeps, for keeps, deeply, deepen, keepsake, keep still, deepness. Meaning: adj. of or taking place in the deeper parts of the sea.
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1. Deep-sea valleys are the counterparts of the mountain chains.
2. The Alvin is the lunar module of deep-sea exploration.
3. Deep-sea sediments may be scraped off the descending slab and incorporated into the adjacent mountains.
4. Local Activities: Walks, sailing, wind-surfing, deep-sea fishing, golf, sandy beaches.
5. Deep-sea vents may have been the site where life originated on this planet.
6. Shell's large deep-sea tankers have been named after shells in an unbroken line since the launching of the Murex in 1892.
7. The bowling and golfing and deep-sea fishing excursions are mostly for recreation, but not the occasional rounds of paintball.
8. Versions of his marine thermometer served for deep-sea measurements throughout the nineteenth century.
9. The deep-sea core oxygen isotope record is a framework for a relative chronology for the Pleistocene.
10. And Kai,[http://sentencedict.com] you are a deep-sea diver.
11. Or the deep-sea diver we found near the underpass?
12. Investment in deep-sea mineral extraction came to a halt.
13. These volcanic vents are home to exotic deep-sea creatures that will be studied by marine biologists Dr Jon Copley and Professor Paul Tyler.
14. As a result, manned deep-sea exploration is incredibly inefficient. Imagine exploring all of Africa with only five Jeeps.
15. Because deep-sea coral red coral, and therefore, red coral has become synonymous with the precious corals.
16. In summary, the island's deep-sea red coral with unique growing conditions, this is the reason for Taiwan's rich red coral.
17. Main Components:P. G. B. , deep-sea ossein essence, moistening element and etc.
18. Russia, which also has a deep-sea submersible, applied to explore a Mid-Atlantic Ridge site.
19. Thestubby(Sentencedict.com), deep-sea species belongs to an anglerfish group in which themales attach themselves to the much larger females like parasites.
20. The pepsin hydrolysate of deep-sea redfish skin was separated into three fractions by DEAE-cellulose column chromatography.
21. Thus, the high-temperature-loving microbes that swarm around deep-sea hydrothermal vents are often genetically and metabolically similar to the microbes in the hot springs of Yellowstone.
22. Now Ian caught up with us aboard a well-equipped deep-sea game-fishing boat hired from Shimoda to take his farewell pictures.
23. Austin agreed and I began work on my first, very modest contribution to deep-sea research.
24. The structures provide a measure of vertical relief sought by deep-sea invertebrates that make their living off particles in the water column.
25. Squids are so intelligent and swift-moving that they must find little difficulty in avoiding man's clumsy deep-sea dredges.
26. Further request immediate dispatch by plane to Thera Island two deep-sea divers with diving equipment for four, repeat four.
27. There are few universities where one can specialize in deep-sea research.
28. That's the rub for Takeda Pharmaceutical, maker of Rozerem, a sleeping pill best known for its surrealistic ads featuring Abe Lincoln, a talking beaver and a deep-sea diver (pictured, left).
29. The real-time data transmission service is an important service in the MSTP of deep-sea measuring ship, is also a weak link, which restricts the full use of transmission platform in measuring ship.
30. To allow filming from outside the sub, Cameron's brother Mike Cameron and Panavision developed a deep-sea camera system capable of withstanding the 400 atmospheres of pressure at that depth.
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