Deep waters, already, and the coffee had only just arrived.
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Steep cliffs plunge into the deep waters of narrow fjords.
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Sharks that live in deep waters are generally vulnerable to overfishing.
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It forces me to dig for deep waters of self-love.
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They are being raised in deep waters of the Pacific off northern Baja California.
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Building offshore wind farms in deep waters like those off California presents particular challenges.
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The creatures typically inhabit deep waters and migrate long distances across the world's oceans.
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Such planets would be devoid of shallow areas, with deep waters enveloping the entire globe.
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Snailfish are well suited for deep waters, featuring well-developed sensory pores on their heads.
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The Lake District, in England, is famed for its deep waters, idyllic views and serenity.
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This year alone, nearly 3,000 never made it to Europe; they perished in deep waters.
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A lithe boy is on the cusp of flight, hanging above the deep waters below.
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They tend to live far offshore in deep waters, spending 92 percent of their time underwater.
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Now, specialist firms are trawling the deep waters making seismic tests to determine what is below.
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In Senegal, BP is also considering using similar technology to export newly-discovered gas in deep waters there.
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If Pride and Prejudice is a sparkling and babbling brook, Persuasion is a quiet pool with still, deep waters.
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Eligible bidders must also have experience either as an operator or financial partner in either shallow or deep waters.
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It was always assumed Earhart died in the crash and that her remains were lost to the deep waters.
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Its biggest assets are the Karish and Tanin fields, located in deep waters around 100 kilometres off Israel's coast.
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Most will learn to navigate the deep waters of their feelings without ever engaging in any form of destruction.
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In fact, submarines remain one of the most effective ways of hunting down other such vessels, particularly in deep waters.
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The other is less mixing of surface and deep waters in the Atlantic, which keeps more heat at the surface.
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Yet, Lombard has been found out on a number of occasions when his opponents have forced him into deep waters.
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It long beckoned to archaeologists because they knew its deep waters lacked oxygen, a rarity for large bodies of water.
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Rescue crews are still pulling people out of the feet-deep waters that have flooded Houston and the surrounding regions.
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With its deep waters, waves as high as 24.5 meters, brutal gales and thick fog, West of Shetland is hugely inhospitable.
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Those deep waters tend to be more acidic, which exacerbates the acidification caused by humans flooding the atmosphere with carbon dioxide.
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Merely shallow waters, not deep waters, covered parts of US 17 in Pawleys Island as I got closer to Myrtle Beach.
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Meanwhile, it's becoming crystal clear that drilling in the deep waters of the Gulf is not only unnecessary, it's plain foolhardy.
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The species thrives in both shallow and deep waters, and can also survive temperatures as low as 48 to 50 degrees.
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Despite the waterlogged streets, Wuhan's locals still managed to go on with their daily lives, bravely wading through the knee-deep waters.
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Small sub drones would be much harder to monitor using sonar systems that are designed to find large objects in deep waters.
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The pointy-nosed blue chimaera is known to live in deep waters near Australia, New Zealand and the French territory New Caledonia.
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The worms can seemingly adapt to every imaginable habitat, from hot hydrothermal vents to the cold deep waters of the open ocean.
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The Navy currently fields 212 Virginia-class fast attack submarines, which are built to operate in the world's littoral and deep waters.
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Post-salt production, which also takes place in deep waters, as well as onshore production remained roughly steady on a quarterly basis.
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There haven't been enough large scale surveys to know exactly how many pilot whales are swimming in the deep waters around New Zealand.
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We feel we were the first ones to find them, but they are in very deep waters - at a depth of 60 meters.
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The ghost shark's typical habitat is the deep waters off Australia and New Zealand; it's never been spotted in the Northern Hemisphere before.
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"The objective is to go extremely quickly so they can find the boxes that are probably in very deep waters," said one source.
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Little drilling or exploration has been done in Mexico's deep waters because Pemex lacks the specialist technology needed, as well as the funds.
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But long before Diet Prada was policing fashion's deep waters, there was Joan Rivers' acerbic red-carpet commentary and her Fashion Police TV show.
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I was anchorless, rudderless, drifting further and further away from the comforting shore of context into the dark and deep waters of total incomprehension.
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These and other advanced technologies such as seismic imaging are making it possible to find and produce oil and gas in ultra-deep waters.
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The new species, known as Squalus clarkae , named after marine biology pioneer Eugenie Clark, lives in the deep waters off the Gulf of Mexico.
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Because they live in super cold and deep waters — about 7,200 feet below the surface — it's not clear how many Greenland sharks populate our planet.
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Experts describe the deep waters there as the next big frontier in energy drilling, though the true size of the deposits is not yet known.
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Researchers suggested the accelerated pace has to do with an oceanographic phenomenon called coastal upwelling in which wind sweeps deep waters up to the surface.
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"These are deep waters of 1,000 meters (3,280 feet) where it is very difficult to work," Kuczynski said in a speech after signing the contracts.
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It is the leader in drilling in the deep waters off Guyana, and early well results suggest one of the biggest oil finds in decades.
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That could include innovations such as wind farms that can float on the ocean, enabling us to capture the rich wind energy available over deep waters.
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Eni said its new Agogo prospect in Angola's deep waters contained between 1.853 million and 650 million barrels of light oil with potential for further upside.
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The ruby lives in an altogether different type of environment than its cousins, favoring deep waters dotted with sea sponges, rather than with seagrass and kelp.
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The Rebikoff-Niggeler Foundation, in addition to studying the unique marine wildlife in the cold, deep waters, is hoping to create a documentary about the discovery.
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And because warmer waters absorb less oxygen, species like tuna and marlin, already under intense pressure from fishing, are spending less time hunting in deep waters.
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The team, which goes out shipwreck hunting 15 to 20 times a year, discovered the Washington off deep waters in Oswego using sonar scanning in late June.
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"The majority of the food comes during winter season, when (the narwhals) are in Baffin Bay and they hunt for halibut in deep, deep waters," Laforest said.
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For the bears that stay out on the ice over the summer, the ice is retreating out into deep waters with fewer seals, creating serious food shortages.
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Companies including Royal Dutch Shell, Exxon Mobil and ConocoPhillips spent 230 years exploring in Senegal before Edinburgh-based Cairn Energy struck oil in deep waters in 2014.
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The black boxes are equipped with pingers that usually last for 30 days, but the search may be hampered by deep waters requiring the use of underwater robots.
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One brother tried to pay smugglers to take his family across the Mediterranean, even though he knew thousands had perished when their boats capsized in the deep waters.
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For Peter, Summerland was not a refuge but a place of nervous isolation, a kind of island-prison surrounded by deep waters he never chose to swim in.
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According to storm surge expert Hal Needham, the deep waters off the coast of Hawaii tends to contribute to higher waves when hurricanes or tropical storms pass nearby.
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The warning came after a deluge of rain flooded streets and expressways on Wednesday, forcing residents to wade through shoulder-deep waters to flee their homes and vehicles.
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But as the storm passes over unusually warm, deep waters in the Straits of Florida, it's expected to maintain its intensity or possibly even strengthen before making landfall.
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For example, ocean eddies—swirling currents that can bring deep waters to the surface and strengthen the system's overturning (the "O" in AMOC)—are difficult to simulate accurately.
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The field is located some 90 kilometers (56 miles) in deep waters of the Mediterranean, but its production platform stands just 25 kilometers off the coast of southern Israel.
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"All these companies are going into Mexican deep waters naked with none of the protections set up on the U.S. side," said George Baker, publisher of Mexico Energy Intelligence.
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"Together with Sonatrach and Total, we will have the opportunity to explore the deep waters of the Algerian offshore, a virtually unexplored geological province," Eni CEO Claudio Descalzi said.
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The field is located some 90 kilometres (56 miles) in deep waters of the Mediterranean, but its production platform stands just 25 kilometres off the coast of southern Israel.
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Flight recorders at present emit acoustic signals for 30 days after a crash, giving search teams fewer than three weeks to locate them in what can be deep waters.
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Still, the team's research suggests that the deep waters are nutrient poor: Mondeli bureau have lost a gene that suppresses appetite, suggesting that the species binges when it can.
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This is because some sediments were in shallow waters, where there was more oxygen, while others were in deep waters, where there was very little oxygen, according to the authors.
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Marine biologists estimate that nearly 50 species of ghost sharks live in the oceans around the world, but sightings have been sparse owing to the animals' preference for deep waters.
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A research team led by UBC's Patrick Keeling, along with help from the Canadian Institute for Advanced Research (CIFAR), collected the specimens off the coast of California in deep waters.
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Reuters followed the movements of the Marshal Z since January using ship-tracking data available daily except when the ship was in deep waters and out of range of satellites.
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The industry is, however, emerging from a recession that cost tens of thousands of jobs and forced companies to slash spending on expensive projects such as those in deep waters.
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"Rapid intensification is a possibility over the northwestern Caribbean or southern Gulf of Mexico while the system is traversing rather warm and deep waters," the National Hurricane Center said Wednesday.
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Drilling in the gulf, and in other deep waters, slowed considerably after the BP Deepwater Horizon explosion in 2010, which killed 11 workers and soiled water and beaches with oil.
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"We hypothesize that the high nitrate was caused by buoyant plumes of nutrient-rich deep waters created by the substantial input of lava into the ocean," the study authors wrote.
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"Bank management (teams) are sailors in deep waters," he told an investor briefing, adding a drought, which has left 2.7 million people in need of food aid, had depressed demand.
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The blocks that Mexico is offering could attract billions of dollars in investment from companies that have long coveted access to the deep waters on Mexico's side of the Gulf.
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"Floating foundations for wind farms are a radical innovation that could open significant new markets in deep waters," Francisco Boshell, a renewable energy analyst at IRENA, said in a news release.
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Less than five percent of fish and corals were found in both shallow and deep waters against the scientists' previous estimate of 60-75 percent, based on historical records, he said.
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Energean bought the Karish and Tanin fields, located in deep waters around 2.43 kilometres off Israel's coast, last August for $148 million from U.S.-Israeli partners Delek Group and Noble Energy.
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Three other exploratory leases face a legal challenge, and two more — one onshore and another in deep waters — were not granted the two-year extension, according to one of the sources.
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Three other exploratory leases face a legal challenge, and two more - one onshore and another in deep waters - were not granted the two-year extension, according to one of the sources.
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As a consolatory gesture, the research ship's remotely operated undersea vehicle, designed to collect samples from the deep waters of the Arctic and Antarctic, will be named Boaty McBoatface, the government said.
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To date, more than 100 contracts have been awarded at CNH auctions to a range of private and foreign firms, plus another three Pemex joint ventures both onshore and in deep waters.
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The company, which considers the Bight "a highly prospective asset", plans to start drilling exploration wells in ultra deep waters 372 km (223 miles) off the South Australian coast in late 2020.
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Most oil firms retreated from big risky projects in deep waters to focus on the shale fields of Texas and North Dakota, where capital investments are smaller and operating costs are lower.
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"Far-reaching ambitious policies from governments but also game changing technology such as floating offshore wind turbines to access the deep waters in the Pacific and Atlantic oceans are a necessity," Joy said.
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The oil company has signed a deal to explore for oil and gas offshore Mauritania, expanding the scope of its search for new fields in the deep waters off West Africa's Atlantic coast.
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It's got an IP56 water resistance rating, so it is safe to use outside in humid air, but probably not in intense rain and definitely not in the pool or other deep waters.
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It typically lives in deep waters, where its barrel-shaped body glides around the ocean by jet propulsion, sucking in water from a siphon on one end and spitting it back though another.
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Interestingly, this same kind of upwelling of nutrients from deep waters happens naturally along the California coast as a consequence of strong ocean currents, rather than the effects of scorching hot molten lava.
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The sharp drops and deep waters around the island also allow both bull and tiger sharks, which usually remain in the ocean's depths, to glide all the way up to the beaches with ease.
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Found in cold, deep waters throughout the North Atlantic, these slow-growing scavenger/predators have been hauled up as bycatch for centuries and were briefly harvested for their liver oil in the early 1900s.
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It has been fished commercially off the California coast since the late 19th century, when steam trawlers competed in deep waters beyond the Golden Gate Bridge and flooded the market with bottom-dwelling fish.
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But Bertelli told Reuters that Eni was embarking on a "more aggressive" exploration program from 2018 with a special eye on Mexico where it will bid in upcoming tenders in deep and ultra-deep waters.
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Shivraj Singh Chouhan, the Chief Minister of the state of Madhya Pradesh in central India, was visiting flood-affected areas to review and support rescue missions when he decided against wading through ankle-deep waters.
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"Henry Bart from Tulane University added that the unique shark only further proves how little researchers know about the deep waters of the Gulf, and that "many additional new species from these waters await discovery.
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These days, spiny lobsters form similar columns, maintaining contact by resting their long antennae on the animal in front, when they are migrating to and from the deep waters where they overwinter to escape the cold.
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It will be Apollo 28, the first lunar orbital mission — the moment human beings became a two-world species, wrenching ourselves away from the gravitational hold of Earth and sailing across the deep waters of deep space.
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At the same time, the lines evoke armor as well as steel engravings, an association that was further enhanced by two works in the exhibition, "Seres de Olokun (Olokun's Creatures)" (2017) and "Aguas Profundas (Deep Waters)" (2016).
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In a similar bid for independence, he envisions supplying power to floating cities through a process called Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion, which uses the temperature difference between warm surface waters and cold deep waters to generate electricity.
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Trump, who is away at his posh golf club, attacked a woman, a mayor in Puerto Rico, who has literally been wading through chest-deep waters with a bullhorn trying to save lives and speed recovery efforts.
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Scientists debate just how much oil from Deepwater Horizon is still out in the environment, Andersen said, but there are no visible signs of the oil in the deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico right now.
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The wind flipped anchored boats and whipped up sea waters in a dangerous surge along the coast and areas near rivers, flooding some residential neighborhoods and leaving people to wade in ankle-deep waters and cars floating.
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The deep waters off Mexico's Gulf Coast are believed to hold important reserves of oil and gas, but Mexico's longtime national oil company Petróleos Mexicanos, or Pemex, does not have the capital or expertise to develop them.
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The deep waters of Lake Crescent, a glacier body surrounded by hiker-friendly old growth forest, is less than three hours from Seattle, or get rosy in the red-tinted sands of Ruby Beach, just off the 1403.
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"The government has opened more than 1,000 temporary shelters but due to deep waters and lack of communications, many people aren't able to reach them," Raihana Islam, an official in the flood-afflicted district of Bogra, told Reuters.
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MEXICO CITY, March 3 (Reuters) - The first-ever joint venture in Mexico's deep waters could begin drilling its first oil well by the end of this year, a top official with national oil company Pemex said on Friday.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell plc, Chevron Corp and Exxon Mobil Corp signaled the oil industry's return to the Gulf of Mexico's deep waters with high bids in a government auction up 250 percent over a year ago.
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The National Hydrocarbons Commission, known as the CNH, approved Pemex's request to drill the Vasto-13 and Nobilis-21 wells, both off the coast of northeastern Tamaulipas state in the country's largely untapped deep waters of the Gulf.
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Microplastics — bits of plastic less than 5 millimeters in length — have been found lurking in the deep waters off California, on otherwise pristine mountain peaks in the Alps and in the gastrointestinal tracts of sea creatures large and small.
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State-owned oil giants such as Saudi Aramco had access to the cheapest reserves, forcing private oil firms to search farther afield—in the Arctic, Brazil's pre-salt fields and deep waters off Angola—for resources deemed ever scarcer.
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The deep waters of the South China Basin between the Spratly and also-disputed Paracel Islands are the most direct shipping lane between northeast Asia's industrial hubs of China, Japan and South Korea and Europe and the Middle East.
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China's economic track record and its unique method of economic management show that the Zhongnanhai officials have known how to navigate in what they call "deep waters" of economic reforms ever since they initiated that process in late 1970s.
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Pemex is seeking a joint venture partner for its Maximino-Nobilis exploratory block in the Gulf of Mexico's deep waters, and has established a tie-up for its nearby Trion block with Australian mining and oil company BHP Billiton.
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MEXICO CITY, July 27 (Reuters) - Mexico's oil regulator on Wednesday announced bid terms for a first-ever joint venture between state-owned oil company Pemex and would-be private partners to develop oil reserves in the Gulf of Mexico's deep waters.
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Before the current administration ends in two years, Mexico will likely hold three more oil auctions for shallow and deep waters, as well as onshore areas, probably including tenders for so-called non-conventional fields like shale, the minister said.
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This remotely operated vehicle (ROV) is currently livestreaming its adventures at the US-Mid-Atlantic margin, about 80 miles off the coast of Chesapeake Bay, where the North American continental shelf scarps into the deep waters of the Atlantic Ocean.
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The Coast guard and a salvage crew worked together on Thursday to lift what was left of the 75-foot Conception boat out of the deep waters off Santa Cruz Island, where the deadly fire broke out nearly two weeks ago.
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Several prospective deals announced this month, from the deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico to onshore Iran, suggest that the industry may be shying away from expensive forays into uncharted territory, and taking a more cost-conscious approach to exploration and production.
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The report found that in many coral reef bright spots, local people depended heavily on reefs for food and took part in owning and managing fish stocks, while many also had deep waters near the reefs that fish could use as a refuge.
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Setting out his plans on Saturday, Pemex Chief Executive Octavio Romero said two previous governments had little to show for putting 41 percent of exploration funding into deep waters: "At best we'd have the first drop of oil by 2.63," he said.
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NEW DELHI — The navies of India, Japan and the United States began a set of war games on Monday with a particular target: submarines capable of sliding unannounced into the deep waters of the Indian Ocean, silently taking positions near the Indian coastline.
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc snapped up nine of 19 Gulf of Mexico oil and gas blocks awarded in the auction on Wednesday, as Mexico offered foreign energy firms the right to drill beneath prized deep waters that may contain billions of barrels of oil.
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More importantly, if oil prices remain at their current low levels, it's doubtful that companies would choose to go drill in many of these areas, many of which are costly and technically challenging (such as the ultra-deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico).
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Yet these fields, the nearby coastline, the deep waters offshore, and the bleak contemporary versions of Normandy's war-devastated towns, are replete with clues about what happened during the devastating fight to rescue Europe from the Nazis in June, July and August of 1944.
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The 340-metre (1,115 ft) "FPSO Opportunity", a hulking so-called Floating Production, Storage and Offloading (FPSO) vessel capable of drilling for oil in deep waters, is currently surplus to requirements along with scores of other rigs, tankers and support vessels in an era of cheap oil.
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"This is a vote of confidence that the energy reform is moving forward and for the geological potential of the Mexican Gulf deep waters," said Jorge R. Piñon, former president of Amoco Oil Latin America and now an analyst at the University of Texas at Austin.
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An observer noted that one of the old myths that had been passed on to visitors to the lake by a mailman in the 1940s was that Lake Tahoe's deep waters were so cold that drowning victims actually stood up when they came to rest on the lake bottom.
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MEXICO CITY, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Mexico will on Wednesday offer foreign energy firms the right to drill beneath prized deep waters in the Gulf of Mexico that may contain billions of barrels of oil, the climax of an historic energy reform just five months before a presidential election.
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At the same time, new infrastructure is also being examined, such as the EastMed Pipeline that would cross Israel and Cyprus into Greece and Italy in deep waters; new LNG (liquefied natural gas) plants to add to the region's capacity, and new technologies, such as floating LNG or compressed natural gas.
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But he did offer details for the company's ambitious plans to invest heavily through the end of the decade across the globe, from the shale fields of West Texas to deep waters off the coast of Guyana, with major production projects spanning Angola, Canada, Russia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates.
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They are the geologists who scour the treacherous depths of the Arctic, or Brazil's Atlantic pre-salt fields, or offshore west Africa, or the deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico, hoping to bag giant oil discoveries that can generate billions of dollars of cash for their firms over a span of decades.
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The country will need $20 billion in exploration investment in the long term to confirm its estimated reserves and increase oil and gas output, according to Pemex's calculations, a difficult task as prospective oil and gas resources to be confirmed are mostly in deep waters and onshore shale formations that require higher investment and technical knowledge.
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