Definition of continental slope in English:

continental slope

noun

The slope between the outer edge of the continental shelf and the deep ocean floor.
大陆斜坡
Example sentencesExamples
- On the continental slope, submarine landslides and slope stability may require avoidance rather than engineering.
- This complex accumulated on a continental rise and contains distal equivalents of continental slope deposits in the Lamayuru Complex.
- So today for instance if we go out into parts of the ocean on continental slopes we find methane but under high pressure and low temperature and water it actually forms a solid.
- This problem with the sediment trap technique is probably restricted to the continental slope and shelf and will not occur over abyssal depths.
- The limestone and shale interbeds are interpreted to be the result of deposition in quiet waters of moderate depth at or near the base of a continental slope.
- The continental slope would therefore give, apart from rare exceptions, a good approximation of the precise extent of the continent domain.
- Sperm whales' favourite feeding areas include deep waters around the continental slope west of the British Isles and north towards Iceland.
- Fishermen sailed to the nearby continental slope, where they specialized in migratory species.
- Gas hydrate is found in sub-oceanic sediments in the polar regions and in continental slope sediments, where pressure and temperature conditions combine to make it stable.
- Currents also carry organic material down the continental slope from the land.
- These deep water whales are usually found in the vicinity of seamounts and continental slopes in temperate and subarctic waters.
- Also other environments are represented including evidence for colonization of the continental slope.
- In 1929, for example, a relatively modest quake triggered an undersea landslide on the continental slope off Canada.
- We've got to see if they extend all the way out to 4,000 metres and what the details of the continental slope look like out there.
- This paper is an annotated list of deep-sea fish species found in the northern Mid-Atlantic Bight and northwards to the Scotian continental slope.
- The species inhabits continental slopes of all southern continents.
- The continental slope is cut by two canyons, the Magnaghi Canyon and the Dohrn Canyon.
- We then ran down the margin of the Antarctic Peninsula to about 68 degrees W where we slipped off the continental slope into deep water.
- Most catsharks live in seas above the upper continental slope, a location that makes it difficult to observe these sharks and collect specimens.
- The first ones we succeeded in raising came not from vents but from shallower, 2,000-foot-deep communities at cold methane seeps on the Louisiana continental slope.

Definition of continental slope in US English:

continental slope

nounˌkɑn(t)əˈnɛn(t)l sloʊp

The slope between the outer edge of the continental shelf and the deep ocean floor.
大陆斜坡
Example sentencesExamples
- These deep water whales are usually found in the vicinity of seamounts and continental slopes in temperate and subarctic waters.
- So today for instance if we go out into parts of the ocean on continental slopes we find methane but under high pressure and low temperature and water it actually forms a solid.
- In 1929, for example, a relatively modest quake triggered an undersea landslide on the continental slope off Canada.
- The continental slope is cut by two canyons, the Magnaghi Canyon and the Dohrn Canyon.
- We then ran down the margin of the Antarctic Peninsula to about 68 degrees W where we slipped off the continental slope into deep water.
- The continental slope would therefore give, apart from rare exceptions, a good approximation of the precise extent of the continent domain.
- Fishermen sailed to the nearby continental slope, where they specialized in migratory species.
- This problem with the sediment trap technique is probably restricted to the continental slope and shelf and will not occur over abyssal depths.
- We've got to see if they extend all the way out to 4,000 metres and what the details of the continental slope look like out there.
- This paper is an annotated list of deep-sea fish species found in the northern Mid-Atlantic Bight and northwards to the Scotian continental slope.
- Gas hydrate is found in sub-oceanic sediments in the polar regions and in continental slope sediments, where pressure and temperature conditions combine to make it stable.
- The limestone and shale interbeds are interpreted to be the result of deposition in quiet waters of moderate depth at or near the base of a continental slope.
- On the continental slope, submarine landslides and slope stability may require avoidance rather than engineering.
- Currents also carry organic material down the continental slope from the land.
- This complex accumulated on a continental rise and contains distal equivalents of continental slope deposits in the Lamayuru Complex.
- Also other environments are represented including evidence for colonization of the continental slope.
- The first ones we succeeded in raising came not from vents but from shallower, 2,000-foot-deep communities at cold methane seeps on the Louisiana continental slope.
- The species inhabits continental slopes of all southern continents.
- Sperm whales' favourite feeding areas include deep waters around the continental slope west of the British Isles and north towards Iceland.
- Most catsharks live in seas above the upper continental slope, a location that makes it difficult to observe these sharks and collect specimens.

词汇	continental slope
释义	Definition of continental slope in English: continental slope noun The slope between the outer edge of the continental shelf and the deep ocean floor. 大陆斜坡 Example sentencesExamples On the continental slope, submarine landslides and slope stability may require avoidance rather than engineering. This complex accumulated on a continental rise and contains distal equivalents of continental slope deposits in the Lamayuru Complex. So today for instance if we go out into parts of the ocean on continental slopes we find methane but under high pressure and low temperature and water it actually forms a solid. This problem with the sediment trap technique is probably restricted to the continental slope and shelf and will not occur over abyssal depths. The limestone and shale interbeds are interpreted to be the result of deposition in quiet waters of moderate depth at or near the base of a continental slope. The continental slope would therefore give, apart from rare exceptions, a good approximation of the precise extent of the continent domain. Sperm whales' favourite feeding areas include deep waters around the continental slope west of the British Isles and north towards Iceland. Fishermen sailed to the nearby continental slope, where they specialized in migratory species. Gas hydrate is found in sub-oceanic sediments in the polar regions and in continental slope sediments, where pressure and temperature conditions combine to make it stable. Currents also carry organic material down the continental slope from the land. These deep water whales are usually found in the vicinity of seamounts and continental slopes in temperate and subarctic waters. Also other environments are represented including evidence for colonization of the continental slope. In 1929, for example, a relatively modest quake triggered an undersea landslide on the continental slope off Canada. We've got to see if they extend all the way out to 4,000 metres and what the details of the continental slope look like out there. This paper is an annotated list of deep-sea fish species found in the northern Mid-Atlantic Bight and northwards to the Scotian continental slope. The species inhabits continental slopes of all southern continents. The continental slope is cut by two canyons, the Magnaghi Canyon and the Dohrn Canyon. We then ran down the margin of the Antarctic Peninsula to about 68 degrees W where we slipped off the continental slope into deep water. Most catsharks live in seas above the upper continental slope, a location that makes it difficult to observe these sharks and collect specimens. The first ones we succeeded in raising came not from vents but from shallower, 2,000-foot-deep communities at cold methane seeps on the Louisiana continental slope. Definition of continental slope in US English: continental slope nounˌkɑn(t)əˈnɛn(t)l sloʊp The slope between the outer edge of the continental shelf and the deep ocean floor. 大陆斜坡 Example sentencesExamples These deep water whales are usually found in the vicinity of seamounts and continental slopes in temperate and subarctic waters. So today for instance if we go out into parts of the ocean on continental slopes we find methane but under high pressure and low temperature and water it actually forms a solid. In 1929, for example, a relatively modest quake triggered an undersea landslide on the continental slope off Canada. The continental slope is cut by two canyons, the Magnaghi Canyon and the Dohrn Canyon. We then ran down the margin of the Antarctic Peninsula to about 68 degrees W where we slipped off the continental slope into deep water. The continental slope would therefore give, apart from rare exceptions, a good approximation of the precise extent of the continent domain. Fishermen sailed to the nearby continental slope, where they specialized in migratory species. This problem with the sediment trap technique is probably restricted to the continental slope and shelf and will not occur over abyssal depths. We've got to see if they extend all the way out to 4,000 metres and what the details of the continental slope look like out there. This paper is an annotated list of deep-sea fish species found in the northern Mid-Atlantic Bight and northwards to the Scotian continental slope. Gas hydrate is found in sub-oceanic sediments in the polar regions and in continental slope sediments, where pressure and temperature conditions combine to make it stable. The limestone and shale interbeds are interpreted to be the result of deposition in quiet waters of moderate depth at or near the base of a continental slope. On the continental slope, submarine landslides and slope stability may require avoidance rather than engineering. Currents also carry organic material down the continental slope from the land. This complex accumulated on a continental rise and contains distal equivalents of continental slope deposits in the Lamayuru Complex. Also other environments are represented including evidence for colonization of the continental slope. The first ones we succeeded in raising came not from vents but from shallower, 2,000-foot-deep communities at cold methane seeps on the Louisiana continental slope. The species inhabits continental slopes of all southern continents. Sperm whales' favourite feeding areas include deep waters around the continental slope west of the British Isles and north towards Iceland. Most catsharks live in seas above the upper continental slope, a location that makes it difficult to observe these sharks and collect specimens.
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