ocean的示例

• We have a clear view of the ocean from our hotel window.

• The ship sank slowly to the depths of the ocean.

• The Panama Canal provides a crucial shipping link between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.

• From the top of the hill we could see the ocean far away and, in the middle distance, the village.

• The survival of whales is intimately bound up with the health of the ocean.

• Such flows occur commonly in nature, examples being katabatic winds and turbidity currents in the oceans.

• The developers believe that all kinds of robotic creatures will explore the oceans and send back information.

• Here are figures relating to oceans and mountains but nothing on lakes and rivers.

• Perhaps one group is right and the other wrong, but neither is postulating a policy as ridiculous as oceans full of lemonade.

• He identifies the bathyal region of the oceans as the main recruiting zone for repopulation of the devastated shelf environments.

• Illness that makes you have passionate thoughts about the oceans.

• One might suppose that those species (whales, birds) that are accustomed to roaming widely around the oceans could readily migrate in response to global warming.

• The maps are richly annotated and identify plates, margins, oceans, sediment type, together with comments specific to the time interval in question.

• The article in question deals primarily with wild living resources in the oceans, so this critique confines itself to the marine realm.

• The epinephelines are a major group of commercially significant fishes concentrated in the warmer oceans of the world.

• He considered additionally what would happen in the case of oceans that are bounded by coastlines.

• The discussion of the role of sea ice in shaping the polar oceans in the first chapter is very brief.

• The tuna, known for its high vagility, is capable of undertaking migrations across oceans.

• Model scales range from whole oceans to single stretches of shoreline, to groups of a few current ripples.

• Effects would be much less severe near coasts or on islands with water vapor brought in by oceans.