acoustic buoy (Meaning)

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acoustic buoy (n)

a buoy that can be heard (at night)

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The research vessel deployed an acoustic buoy to monitor underwater sound levels and marine life in the vicinity.
The acoustic buoy transmitted real-time data on oceanographic conditions, aiding scientists in studying the underwater environment.
Oceanographers use acoustic buoys to detect and analyze the distinct sounds produced by marine mammals for ecological research.
The acoustic buoy, equipped with advanced sensors, collected valuable information on underwater currents and temperature variations.
Fishermen rely on acoustic buoys to locate schools of fish, as these devices help detect the characteristic echoes of fish in the water.
An autonomous acoustic buoy was deployed to measure the impact of anthropogenic noise on marine ecosystems in the area.
The navy utilized an acoustic buoy network for strategic underwater surveillance, enhancing maritime security.
Scientists are developing innovative acoustic buoy technologies to better understand the complex communication patterns of whales and dolphins.
The acoustic buoy's hydrophone picked up the distinctive calls of marine species, providing insights into their behavior and migration patterns.
In marine research, deploying acoustic buoys has become a standard practice for monitoring underwater environments and conducting ecological studies.

a buoy that can be heard (at night)

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The research vessel deployed an acoustic buoy to monitor underwater sound levels and marine life in the vicinity.

The acoustic buoy transmitted real-time data on oceanographic conditions, aiding scientists in studying the underwater environment.

Oceanographers use acoustic buoys to detect and analyze the distinct sounds produced by marine mammals for ecological research.

The acoustic buoy, equipped with advanced sensors, collected valuable information on underwater currents and temperature variations.