例句與造句

1. The surface buoy then radios the information to the PTWC via the GOES satellite system.
2. The surface buoy then radios the information to the NTWC via the GOES satellite system.
3. The bottom pressure recorder lasts for two years while the surface buoy is replaced every year.
4. They get entangled in the vertical lines between crab traps on the ocean floor and the surface buoys.
5. Another lobster line that stretches from traps to surface buoys needs to be modified to better protect whales, they said.
6. It's difficult to find surface buoy in a sentence. 用surface buoy造句挺難的
7. Local fishermen tie crayfish traps to surface buoys with ropes up to 50 meters ( yards ) long, so that the traps hover just above the seabed.
8. At the time, they attached a weighted marker to a piece of wood near the body, but it dislodged during the night and the surface buoy drifted away.
9. The European FOCE ( eFOCE ) comprises two open-top chambers ( control and experimental ) as well as a surface buoy housing the electronics and pumps to produce CO 2-enriched water.
10. Although maritime currents are not strong, the area is identified by surface buoys : the area falls within the port-control zone associated with the " Porto das Pipas ", and is conditioned by boat movements.
11. Many of his inventions and innovations have gone down in history, including the surface buoy in 1948, the first underwater camera housing in 1950, and the first vented fins ( the Jetfins in 1964 ).
12. Each station consists of a sea-bed bottom pressure recorder ( at a depth of 1000 6000 m ) which detects the passage of a tsunami and transmits the data to a surface buoy via acoustic modem.
13. The handlers can then give the sea lion a clamp attached to a line that the animal can fix to the suspect's leg, marking him with a surface buoy and letting troops on the surface haul him in like a fish.
14. Scientists at the government's Climate Prediction Center in Camp Springs, Md ., use a wide array of surface buoys to watch changing sea temperatures across the entire Pacific, and they, too, are predicting a second episode of La Nina weather for the West Coast.
15. The instruments with highly accurate depth detectors developed by the oil industry are equipped with redundant transmission systems, using sonic chirps to send data to a surface buoy which relays it to a satellite linked to PMEL and other users throughout the Pacific, he said.