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When deep ocean water is brought to the surface, it can be used for a variety of things.

Deep ocean water makes up about 90% of the volume of the oceans.

In deep ocean waters, the prohibition against glass houses seems to be spectacularly ineffective.

It appears that most of the spill's output dissolved in deep ocean water on the way up and was transported away with the current.

Most deep ocean waters belong to this zone.

The North Sea located on the continental shelf has different waves than those in deep ocean water.

A unique drilling operation in deep ocean water was named Project Mohole.

Wild salmon or 'saumon sauvage,' which we consider superior, comes from the cold deep ocean waters.

He found that deep ocean water contained 3-10 times less lead than surface water, in contrast to similar metals such as barium.

Occasionally individual dugongs make long-distance travels over many days, and can travel over deep ocean waters.

Deep ocean water contains high concentrations of essential nutrients that are depleted in surface waters due to biological consumption.

Deep ocean water is divided into layers or zones, each with typical features of salinity, pressure, temperature and marine life, according to their depth.

Mixing of deep ocean water with shallower water brings up nutrients and makes them available to shallow water life.

He saw the remembered bleakness in her dark eyes, still and blue as deep ocean water in that moment, and he understood.

The state hoped to take deep ocean water, at temperatures of roughly 50 degrees, and combine it with warmer surface water to generate steam.

This can be used for air conditioning and refrigeration and the fertile deep ocean water can feed biological technologies.

The authors relied on the fact that deep ocean waters, being colder, can dissolve more CO2 and get more acidic.

The 80-foot party boat, packed to the gunnels with an eclectic array of tackle and salty fishermen, headed due east to deep ocean waters.

This is believed to be an adaptation to life in gloomy, deep ocean waters; the bioluminescent ring may help males and females to find each other.

It has limited use to people and the seafood industry because it resides in very deep Ocean water and contains a very common pearl.

There is very little runoff of silt or fertilizers from the land, and the steep walls result in the reefs being unusually close to deep ocean water.

Deltas, such as the Mississippi and Congo, have massive potential for sediment deposit, and can move sediments into deep ocean waters.

The low amount of oxygen in deep ocean water is the reason that ships remain more or less intact despite the obvious presence of water and salt.

Marine environments show a reservoir effect due to slow mixing of carbon through ocean waters and upwelling of deep ocean water depleted in 14C.

Due to the slow rate of mixing between surface and deep ocean waters, only the surface waters are responsible for short-term changes of atmospheric CO2.