Undersea in a sentence

After Bell Labs ' development of undersea telephone signal repeaters, the first undersea links were introduced connecting Durban and Europe, and soon after to the rest of the world.

Although his background is in aerospace and technology, Rush founded OceanGate Inc. in 2009 to provide crewed submersibles for undersea researchers and explorers.

A network of undersea sensors near the Island recently recorded a rare symphony of underwater whale songs.

At the end we can’t protect every piece of undersea cables but if we can detect suspicious behaviour we can send a strong deterrent signal,” he said.

Britain's nuclear technology, cyber capabilities, artificial intelligence, quantum technologies and undersea systems are also being shared with its allies as part of the trilateral pact.

In it, Homer pilots a sub to retrieve an undersea treasure, only to get stuck in some coral and nearly die from a lack of oxygen.

It straddles two tectonic plates, which are divided by an undersea mountain chain that oozes molten hot rock, or magma.

Jakarta: A strong undersea earthquake shook western Indonesia Monday morning.

Resilience planning for targeted attacks on undersea cables is insufficient.

Seacom was the first independent undersea cable to connect South Africa to Europe, with landings along the East coast of the African continent.

Seely urged the UK to take new measures to protect undersea cables, saying it can "naturally lead" its allies in bolstering maritime defenses.

She also plans to set up low-Earth-orbit satellite internet service in case China cuts undersea cables.

So there’s probably a pretty unique situation here, where we can combine not only the political intent, but also the industrial capability of three nations to really strengthen the undersea capabilities of all of us.

Spain, France and Portugal agreed late last year on a major undersea pipeline to transport hydrogen from the Iberian Peninsula to France and eventually the rest of Europe.

The deepest undersea rescue in history – when British engineers Roger Mallinson and Roger Chapman were trapped at a depth of 1,575 feet off the southwest coast of Ireland in 1973 – took place roughly eight times shallower.

The former head of Navy capability, Rear Admiral Peter Quinn said the stealthy, multi-role vessels, typically between 10 and 30 metres long, represented a new undersea warfare capability.

The high point of this project is the twin tunnels that pass beneath the Arabian Sea, thus becoming IndiaтАЩs first undersea tunnel.

There is also the threat of terrorism or hostile state action against undersea infrastructure as more sectors of society, including the military, become dependent on these flows of data and energy.

There was no big rise or fall of the saltwater, just a few inches of ocean level change generated by the eruption of an undersea volcano near the Polynesian island chain of Tonga.

The UK and Norway have signed a security partnership to counter undersea threats and protect critical energy infrastructure in the wake of last year’s attack on the Nord Stream gas pipeline.