Bathyscaph
101bathyscaphe — batiskafas statusas T sritis ekologija ir aplinkotyra apibrėžtis Giliavandenis autonominis savaeigis aparatas okeanografiniams ir kt. tyrimams. atitikmenys: angl. bathyscaphe vok. Bathyscaph, m; Bathyscaphe, n rus. батискаф, m …
102batiskafas — statusas T sritis ekologija ir aplinkotyra apibrėžtis Giliavandenis autonominis savaeigis aparatas okeanografiniams ir kt. tyrimams. atitikmenys: angl. bathyscaphe vok. Bathyscaph, m; Bathyscaphe, n rus. батискаф, m …
103батискаф — batiskafas statusas T sritis ekologija ir aplinkotyra apibrėžtis Giliavandenis autonominis savaeigis aparatas okeanografiniams ir kt. tyrimams. atitikmenys: angl. bathyscaphe vok. Bathyscaph, m; Bathyscaphe, n rus. батискаф, m …
104Piccard — [pi kärd′; ] Fr [ pē kȧr′] 1. Auguste [ō̂ güst′] 1884 1962; Swiss physicist in Belgium: known for balloon ascents into the stratosphere & descents in a bathyscaph 2. Jean Félix [zhän fā lēks′] 1884 1963; U.S. chemist & aeronautical engineer,… …
105bathyscape — noun navigable deep diving vessel for underwater exploration • Syn: ↑bathyscaphe, ↑bathyscaph • Hypernyms: ↑submersible * * * bathˈyscaphe or bathˈyscape noun (Gr skaphos ship) an electrically powered crewed vessel with a spherical observation… …
106bath|y|scaphe — bath|y|scaph or bath|y|scaphe «BATH uh skaf», noun. a diving craft consisting of a round steel chamber attached to a hull that can be navigated underwater to explore the depths of the sea: »The bathyscaph s basic idea is to imitate underwater the …
107bath|y|scaph — or bath|y|scaphe «BATH uh skaf», noun. a diving craft consisting of a round steel chamber attached to a hull that can be navigated underwater to explore the depths of the sea: »The bathyscaph s basic idea is to imitate underwater the free flying… …
108mes|o|scaphe — mes|o|scaph or mes|o|scaphe «MEHS uh skaf, skayf; MEE suh », noun. an apparatus similar to the bathyscaph, used to explore the middle depths of the ocean: »The existence of these many portholes, with the possibility of looking in virtually every… …
109mes|o|scaph — or mes|o|scaphe «MEHS uh skaf, skayf; MEE suh », noun. an apparatus similar to the bathyscaph, used to explore the middle depths of the ocean: »The existence of these many portholes, with the possibility of looking in virtually every direction,… …
110sub|mers|i|ble — «suhb MUR suh buhl», adjective, noun. –adj. that can be submerged: »To preserve future catches, Millot is designing a large submersible cage (Scientific American). –n. 1. an undersea vessel used for oceanographic research and exploration, such as …
