oceanographical (Meaning)
oceanographical
a science that deals with the oceans and includes the delimitation of their extent and depth, the physics and chemistry of their waters, marine biology, and the exploitation of their resources, a science that deals with the ocean
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oceanographical Sentence Examples
- Oceanographical expeditions have uncovered hidden depths and unseen wonders beneath the ocean's surface.
- The oceanographical institute conducts cutting-edge research to monitor and understand ocean currents, salinity, and biodiversity.
- Oceanographical data helps forecast weather patterns, predict ocean temperatures, and assess marine ecosystems.
- Oceanographical surveys use sonar and sampling techniques to gather information about submarine topography and marine life.
- Oceanographical models simulate ocean circulation, predict sea-level rise, and help mitigate coastal erosion.
- Oceanographical instruments, such as buoys and satellites, collect real-time data on oceanographic conditions.
- Oceanographical research vessels are equipped with advanced instruments for collecting oceanographic data.
- The oceanographical society promotes the study and conservation of marine environments.
- Oceanographical education raises awareness about the importance of oceans and inspires future generations of oceanographers.
- Oceanographical discoveries continue to expand our understanding of the interconnectedness and vital role of the world's oceans.
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a science that deals with the oceans and includes the delimitation of their extent and depth, the physics and chemistry of their waters, marine biology, and the
hydrographic, seafaring, seagoing,naval, navigational, maritime, marine,oceangoing, admiralty, nautical
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Oceanographical expeditions have uncovered hidden depths and unseen wonders beneath the ocean's surface.
The oceanographical institute conducts cutting-edge research to monitor and understand ocean currents, salinity, and biodiversity.
Oceanographical data helps forecast weather patterns, predict ocean temperatures, and assess marine ecosystems.
Oceanographical surveys use sonar and sampling techniques to gather information about submarine topography and marine life.
