Can dive to a depth of 4,000 feet or more.
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It can dive to 49 feet with you in tow.
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The pilot pushed into a sharp dive to the ground.
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But he continues to free dive to honor his heritage.
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So visitors have to dive to see the statues up close.
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In April 2019, Vescovo also successfully completed a dive to Challenger Deep.
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This caused the price of oil to dive to the low $40s.
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Whale sounding, then, is what it's called when whales dive to great depths.
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That dive to $26 a barrel led some to fear an imminent recession.
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Now Iran has joined in a dive to the bottom of the barrel.
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From there, it is a short dive to the possibility of fish psychology.
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Confusingly, the birds dive to the side of, not in front of, the female.
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The guys stage dive to assault their hecklers while wearing impossible wigs and gowns.
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That further dragged down oil prices after Wednesday's dive to a five-week low.
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Regular submarines can typically dive to depths of up to 600 meters (2,000 feet).
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And then I see my stepdad dive to the ground to try to get cover.
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We take cabs to squeeze in an introductory dive to get our feet wet (haha).
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To investigate, we did a deep dive to find the perfect pair of flannel pajamas.
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Story then hit a sharp single that Machado stopped with a dive to his right.
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For "Splash," he got to scuba dive to shoot underwater scenes with Daryl Hannah's mermaid.
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At Grand Traverse Bay, you can do everything from scuba dive to play beach volleyball.
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"There's horrors here that we don't necessarily don't want to dive to deep into," he said.
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In the 21986 B.C. Games, he bribed three opponents to take a dive to ensure his win.
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Sapp has attained a reputation for throwing fights or taking a dive to earn a quick buck.
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In March it took a deep dive to around 4%, but has since climbed back to around 4.5%.
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After gathering those details, we'll do a deep dive to learn more about your business and market category.
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Or, maybe you just want to double check the facts before you dive to far into the series.
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The senior coalition partner in the outgoing government, the Progressive Party, saw its support dive to 11.5 percent.
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You won't need to go to a diner, drive-in, or dive to bring Flavortown to your holiday table.
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Watching the guys dodge and dive to and fro while being bossed around by these hardcore kids was everything.
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A drone like Orpheus could dive to the ocean floor in search of hydrothermal vents and deep-sea life.
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Then, weather allowing, the plan was to dive to a spectacular cliff face accompanied by Stewart, the expedition's geologist.
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Did Falcao dive to earn the free kick (Kind of?) Did the wall make a huge mistake by jumping?
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Pjanic had the first real dangerous chance, a right-footed rocket that Navas had to dive to push away.
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As Rosetta made its slow suicidal dive to the surface, it took the sharpest images of the comet surface.
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Part of Chompa's rehabilitation process included teaching it to swim and dive, to ensure that it survives in the wild.
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Oil prices could quickly dive to $40 or lower if OPEC members leave Algeria without any promise of a deal.
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Fitting, then, that someone named Bud Halloway made a heroic dive to bat away a puck from a near-goal.
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Speaking of records, watch New Zealand freediver William Trubridge dive to 335 feet with no fins, a new world record.
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But, the stereotypes say, soccer players are drama majors who dive to the turf with gusto at the slightest touch.
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Last month, images from the first submersible dive to the ship showed that it had deteriorated more than initially expected.
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At one point in the book I describe my distress at seeing a German player "dive" to fake an injury.
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GrampsIt only took a few months for this pseudo-dive to quietly become the centerpiece of the Wynwood bar scene.
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Conforto's fly was shallow, and when left fielder Jace Peterson had to dive to make the catch, Granderson alertly raced home.
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Before they embark on major shifts in strategy or investments they conduct a deep dive to validate trends and their instincts.
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The submarine will be able dive to depths of 1,650 feet and travel at speeds of up to 3.5 miles per hour.
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China's Tiangong-20163 space station is hurtling through Earth's atmosphere, on a death dive to end its 7-year journey in space.
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The dive was part of a $48 million attempt to dive to the deepest point in five oceans, which he's since completed.
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To be able to dive to the depths we go, we remove nitrogen and add helium, but helium is an expensive gas.
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They dive to chilly depths — in the colony Dr. Gómez-Laich studies, up to 80 meters, or 240 feet — to hunt fish.
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The other evening, Samuel Hargress, Jr., disfawdled himself from his perch outside this uptown jazz dive to greet a pair of newcomers.
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In a truly dire situation, a person can sky-dive to the base of the turbine using rappelling gear attached to the helipad.
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Witness the movement of a badly listing cargo ship, and dive to see the creation of a new museum in the Canary Islands.
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Stock market observers attributed the Monday morning dive to rising fear about the potential economic toll of the coronavirus, which originated in China.
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She said the bubble, which will have walls five inches thick, will dive to 1,650 feet, about a third of a mile deep.
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There will be some rules changes on the soccer pitch including two-match bans for players who take a dive to deceive referees.
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But to make decisions solely on rewards and punishment risks a nose-dive to your dad's "You can't make me!" level of emotional functioning.
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Get ready to dive to all-new depths of theatrical innovation at SpongeBob SquarePants, where the power of optimism really can save the world!
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It will first separate from the Trace Gas Orbiter and begin its dive to the Martian surface three days later, according to the ESA.
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That one from Guardado is better: he gets in faster, and sends in a dangerous cross that Alisson has to dive to poke away.
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Tennessee's Derrick Henry had a 247-yard TD dive to tie the score at 303-230 with 20:224 remaining in the third quarter.
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In a truly dire situation, Crucerey says, a person can sky-dive to the base of the turbine using rappelling gear attached to the helipad.
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Oxygen in the cave has since become depleted, and Navy divers have to make a perilous, six-hour dive to reach chamber where they're trapped.
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He is already an above-average rim protector and seems to have that dive-to-the-rim-and-make-a-poster thing down pretty well.
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On September 15, 2017, Cassini is scheduled to dive to its nebulous grave deep within the planet it has faithfully observed for over a decade.
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To observe their habitat and collect samples, Orphan and her team use the research submersible Alvin, which can dive to depths of over two miles.
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"If that can happen [on Earth], maybe I don't have to worry about how to build a robot that can dive," to Enceladus' seafloor, German said.
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The 59-year-old rap icon got a crash course in a bunch of different dives ... from the inward dive to going off the high boards.
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The show only lasted one season, which is why fans of 13 Reasons Why may have had to do a deep dive to uncover Prentice's role.
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Mission managers decided on a dive to collect one last batch of data: close-up observations of mysterious pits that appear similar to sinkholes on Earth.
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Even if you want to say that he had to dive to make the catch, he dove, like, ten feet to catch a ball inches away.
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Dr. Asner and Dr. Martin dive to collect samples, and later, back in the lab, determine how the corals' chemical makeup corresponds to their spectral signatures.
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"It was just shocking — so shocking it took me the better part of the first dive to take it in and comprehend what happened," she said.
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Shy of humans, adults are typically about 60 inches long, weigh between 180 and 240 pounds and can dive to 1,000 feet in search of food.
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Beaked whales are an elusive group of mammals that can dive to thousands of feet below the ocean's surface and stay submerged for over an hour.
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For around five hours a day during the fishing season, the haenyeo dive to collect octopus, sea mustard, sea cucumber, and, if they're big enough, abalone.
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" I had booked myself on a dive to the Tears of Allah, a 958-foot cargo ship he sank for the filming of "Never Say Never Again.
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True's beaked whales dive to depth for long periods of time, and they only pop up to the surface once in a while for short breathing intervals.
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The Mexico City native nailed his fourth and final dive to raise his World Series total to 720 points and take home the 2017 King Kahekili trophy.
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If I were to dive to 130 feet—less than half of Agata's record—my lungs would shrink to one fifth of their size at the surface.
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Sea ducks, like the ones she trained, dive to catch their prey in oceans around the world and are often caught unintentionally in fish nets and killed.
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You can dive to take away the puck if you're in chase mode, but no more squaring up a shooter and sliding in front of the shot.
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It's a side pick-and-roll run designed to clear one side of the floor so Giannis Antetokounmpo can set a screen and then dive to the rim.
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It marks the first time since 2005 that it has been possible for the public to dive to the site of the Titanic, according to The Daily Telegraph.
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It's not clear if the rescuers will be able to drain the cave or divers will have to teach the boys how to dive to get them out.
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"In the Gulf War of 19913, we definitely saw Patriots take off, turn around and dive to ground in both Saudi Arabia and in Israel," Postol told me.
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To spear fish and octopus and gather crustaceans and sea cucumbers, the Bajau often dive to depths greater than 70 meters, or 230 feet, using only a wooden mask.
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But thanks to some fancy new technology, researchers at the California Academy of Sciences are beginning to dive to the twilight zone, observing and collecting its many bizarre denizens.
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Writing for Vanity Fair, David M. Drucker takes a deep dive to explain how GOP lawmakers and strategists have come to grips with a Republican Party led by Trump.
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If you were to dive to the bottom of the pond and thrust your hand wrist-deep into the mud, your fingertips would brush a layer that emits radiation.
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Kohl's, which saw its stock dive to a 52-week low after cutting its earnings estimates, blamed part of the reason for its lower forecast on a hit from tariffs.
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In other words, if you knew what you were looking for and could dive to the bottom of the ocean, you could see the NSA tapping with your own eyes.
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To get a look at science's coolest experiments, you have to dive to the bottom of the ocean, spelunk in an abandoned mine shaft, or trek to the frozen Antarctic.
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The fact that Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton didn't dive to protect a fumble that his team ultimately lost has, unsurprisingly, been a major part of the post-game narrative.
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Rockies third baseman Nolan Arenado made a dive to his left to snare Brown's hard smash, but Arenado, throwing from his knees, pulled second baseman DJ LeMahieu off the base.
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Since there's nothing worse than dropping three figures on a gift that's not worth the hefty price tag, we did a deep dive to find the best designer presents that are.
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Brandon Ruiz&aposs extra point cut USC&aposs lead to 31-10, and the Sun Devils pulled within two touchdowns on Wilkins&apos 1-yard dive to open the second half.
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Gray with a white underbelly and torpedo-shaped body, it can reach 20 feet (6 meters) long, weigh 7,000 pounds (3.18 tonnes) and dive to nearly 4,000 feet (1,200 meters) deep.
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Kind of ... He gets off to a rough start by knocking the ball into the net, but eventually finds his groove and makes a wicked dive to keep the rally alive.
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It would dive to just a few hundred feet above the sea floor and then spend 24 hours pinging with different sonars back and forth across about 10 square nautical miles.
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The system uses almost 1.53,000 drifting ocean robots that dive to a depth of 2,000 meters every few days, recording temperature and other indicators as they float back to the surface.
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That saw yields on German two-year paper dive to record lows around -73 basis points, which in turn expanded the yield premium offered by Treasuries to an 03-year peak.
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"You would dive to 30m deep and there are countless bull sharks swimming around you and they're feeding right in front of you and there's nothing to be concerned about," he said.
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Rescue teams are now racing to free the boys before more rain is forecast next week, and are working on solutions ranging from teaching them to dive to drilling an escape route.
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Where the animals can go from dive to swoop to glide with a flick of the wing, planes rely on clunky, complicated machinery to slow down, turn, or change their angle of flight.
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One of our most-read articles today looks at the suffering of some of the tsunami's survivors: Two men who learned to scuba dive to keep up the search for missing loved ones.
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Those first couple months, they would just have bussers and bar-backs waiting to see if there were any scuff marks on the floor, and they would just dive to wipe them up.
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She ordered us to meet her at ten to midnight, giving us just enough time between the dance and the dive to ditch valuables, load up on refreshments, and deal with significant-other drama.
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After Tuesday's game, Wright said that on the first ball, when he had to dive to his left and scramble to his feet, there was no way to make the throw from shoulder height.
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Overall, Odyssey's capture mechanic makes exploring your surroundings a treat; even the lowliest Cheep-Cheep can dive to the bottom of deep trenches with a swift grace two-legged Mario can never hope to match.
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Lee is at his best capturing the everyday rhythms of his characters, the moments of daydream and planning and considering roads untaken, so that an unexpected wistfulness drives High Dive to its final, orchestral pitch.
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When they are introduced to a factory supervisor and dive to touch her feet, a traditional gesture of respect toward elders, the supervisor jumps back as if she has been stuck with a hot poker.
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But over the next three weeks or so, NASA will fly a supersonic jet (a NASA F/A-18) over Galveston, making the plane dive to create a low boom up to eight times a day.
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And while this may bring images of Leonardo Dicaprio raising hell in a Boston dive to mind, it turns out that some of the places that could be forced to go plastic are decidedly high-end.
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McGee can set a screen and then quickly dive to the basket, allowing Green or Curry to hit him with high lobs which, thanks to the aforementioned vertical, the Warriors big man can easily throw down.
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The athlete from the Bahamas launched herself into a headlong dive to deny Felix by 0.07 seconds, provoking a torrent of largely hostile reaction from U.S. viewers, many apparently unaware that the tactic was entirely legitimate.
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It's unclear who the man sitting between her and Tracy Morgan in this much-watched clip, but he didn't exactly dive to guard her with his life, so we kind of doubt that was a romantic thing.
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MAKAYA MCCRAVEN "Highly Rare" (International Anthem) Days after the 2016 presidential election, Mr. McCraven, a drummer, convened a one-off quartet at a Chicago dive to play what must have been a body-shaker of a show.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Bahamian Shaunae Miller launched herself over the finishing line with a desperate dive to pip American Allyson Felix to Olympic 400 meters gold by the slimmest of margins in a thrilling final on Monday.
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They will take a deep dive to study an undersea volcano to test how the water might combine with the heat; maybe it could generate just the right chemical reactions to allow for microbial metabolism to take place.
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I had joined Mr. Aitken on his first dive to his destination artwork on a sunny day this month, a scuba novice waddling in my fins down steps outside the grand Catalina Casino, straight into the Pacific Ocean.
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When Oscar-winning director James Cameron ventured in 2012 on a record-breaking solo dive to the deepest-known place on Earth in the Pacific Ocean, he described a flat, desolate landscape, 50 times larger than the Grand Canyon.
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The Thai firm, a unit of Taiwan's Delta Group, had been on the lookout for opportunities to buy assets overseas as part of a dive to diversify away from traditional power supply products towards telecoms, automobile and energy businesses.
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Two weeks before Cassini plunged into Saturn during a final science dive to observe the planet's atmosphere, the Juno mission at Jupiter captured an incredible image during its eighth flyby of the planet since arriving on July 4, 2016.
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The ship was built in Germany and launched in the early 1980s, receiving a refit in Argentina in 2007, according to the World Heritage Encyclopedia, which says the San Juan is armed with six torpedo tubes can dive to 300 meters.
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It is made of titanium and other special materials that can dive to the bottom of the ocean, said Victor Vescovo, an explorer who will pilot the vehicle after it leaves its supporting boat and descends toward the deepest parts of the ocean.
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The goalie must have been pulled, as a searing shot came halfway across the ice toward an empty net, but Halloway came in and made an incredible dive to knock the puck out of midair with his outstrectched stick, redirecting it to safety.
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However, we get that counters upon counters of products (or pages upon pages for the online shopper) can be a bit overwhelming, so we've done a deep dive to find the rarely-discounted products that are worth snapping up during the sale.
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Sure, with a basic open-water certification you can dive to 220 meters (219ft), which is within the range of the camera, but few divers worth their salt would go without adding an advanced course, after which you're good to go to 219 feet (23m).
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He was not just the tallest in the team, with the best beard, but the only guy in elbow pads, knee pads, gloves and long trousers, prepared to leap, twist and dive to the solid floor to keep the opponents' ball out of the net.
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Jelly fall After recording the mysterious jellyfish for about 10 minutes at nearly 3,200 feet (974 meters) below sea level, Hercules took a dive to the ocean floor — this time, at about 2,900 feet (899 m) below sea level, east of Mexico&aposs Socorro Island.
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The mid-cap company, which allows individuals and other non-institutional retail investors to bet on stock, currency and oil market moves, saw pretax profits dive to 194 million pounds ($241 million) for the year ended May 31 from more than 281 million a year ago.
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McGinn had a chance to give the Sabres the lead with 7:13 to go in regulation after getting sprung in alone on Rask, but Boston defenseman Dennis Seidenberg made a desperation dive to break up McGinn's bid and the Bruins killed the ensuing tripping penalty.
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TEPIC, Mexico (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Twice a week, fisherman Romould Compton puts on scuba gear to dive to the seabed and clean tiny elkhorns growing in the coral nursery off the Caribbean island of Carriacou, tending them until they can be transplanted to a damaged reef nearby.
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You could go down a pretty quick wormhole over who and who not to sell to, so we are trying to think about it as an opportunity for change, instead of a continued deep dive to who we might have been selling to in the past.
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One of the final touches of any foxhole is the grenade sump — a secondary hole dug at the bottom of either end where you would hope to kick an enemy grenade during an attack, then grab your buddy and dive to the other end of the foxhole to survive the explosion.
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But what really brought a tear of joy to my eye was after Trump had thoroughly battered Cruz with a veritable cornucopia of slanders—everything from his wife being ugly to his father plotting the JFK assassination—was watching Cruz dive to the ground to sloppily lick Trump's proverbial boots.
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Tingmao tied with He in the first two dives, before the 24-year-old pushed ahead in her third dive to achieve 84 points, the highest score of the competition, and eventually scored a total of 406.05, 18.15 points ahead of He and 103.2 points more than the last-placed diver.
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When Elroy and Lake decide to go for a deep-sea dive to recover art from what was once the Museum of Modern Art, we get a bone-chilling look at the ruins of New York City at the bottom of the ocean: the most populous city in America, transformed into one immense shipwreck.
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The pairing of two skilled and powerful big men should unleash every idea he's got in his brain, from simple things like Cousins ducking into the post while Davis slashes through the paint on a dive to rarer actions like a monster-sized 4-5 pick-and-roll that should prove nearly impossible for opposing bigs to defend.
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Super Lucky's Tale, on the other hand, feels like a spiritual successor to Crash Bandicoot, a game with small but tight levels intensely focused on players using a series of basic but versatile moves—jump, double jump, spin attack, dive—to survive an escalating series of platforming challenges, all while poking and prodding the environment for flashy collectibles hidden among the chaos.
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The Liberation Route's resources and its network of tour guides offer a layer of access for "people who want more of a deep dive," to little-known, smaller museums and hard-to-reach locations, said Nathan Huegen, director of educational travel at the National WWII Museum in New Orleans, which takes about 1,000 to 753,500 history buffs to Europe every year.
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