Examples of using From the seabed in English and their translations into Arabic
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Interestingly enough underfoot looked stones from the seabed.
Restoration of an M4 Sherman tank from the seabed.
Proposal to seek an advisory opinion from the Seabed Disputes Chamber.
Consequently no data, including nodules samples were collected from the seabed.
Cubic meters of sand reclaimed from the seabed to make the islands.
Hydrothermal vents are highly localized sites of high temperature fluid-escape from the seabed.
Cold seeps and pockmarks are sites where low-temperature fluids escape from the seabed.
Do you think, in time, that methane can safely be extracted from the seabed?
Therefore, the scientist cut fossils from the seabed of that period and began to study them.
Prospecting, Exploration for and Exploitation of Mineral Resources from the Seabed beyond Limits of National Jurisdiction.
During the 1970s, three collecting systems to recover nodules from the seabed were proposed and two were tested.
Baba thinks there is something rising up from the seabed about 100 meters away, maybe 40 meters wide.
More than 45 million cubic meters of sand were reclaimed from the seabed to bring the vision to life.
On 16 July 1999, they raised five packages from the seabed, wrapped in plastic, which they allegedly discovered when carrying out repairs to the ship.
Proposal to seek an advisory opinion from the Seabed Disputes Chamber of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea on matters regarding sponsoring State responsibility and liability.
Paragraph 4(a)(i) implies the determination of the sediment thickness by a measurement of the depth of the top of the basement from the seabed.
This ground-breaking design meant creating 27 man-made islands, each one the size of 10 soccer pitches, all made from 45 million cubic meters of sand reclaimed from the seabed.
Proposal to seek an advisory opinion from the Seabed Disputes Chamber of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea on matters relating to the responsibility and liability of sponsoring States.
Genetic resources derived from the seabed and the capacity to drill for oil and gas under deeper waters are just two examples of how science and technology can generate greater wealth from the sea.
Polymetallic sulphides are found at hydrothermal vent sites, which are areas of the seabed where mineral-rich super-heated water emerges from the seabed, producing mineral chimneys that support a vast diversity of life.