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Director of Operations (disambiguation); Director of operations

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  •  Zones of the water column as defined by the amount of light penetration. The mesopelagic is sometimes referred to as the ''dysphotic zone''.
  • Phytoplankton growth is affected by the colour spectrum of light,<br />and in the process called [[photosynthesis]] absorb light<br />in the blue and red range through [[photosynthetic pigment]]s}}
  •  Comparison of the depths which different colors of light penetrate open ocean waters and the murkier coastal waters. Water absorbs the warmer long wavelengths colours, like reds and oranges, and scatter the cooler short wavelength colours.<ref>[https://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explorations/04deepscope/background/deeplight/media/diagram3.html Ocean Explorer] NOAA. Updated: 26 August 2010.</ref>
  •  Layers of the pelagic zone
  • Intricate silicate (glass) shell, 32-40 million years old, of a [[diatom]] microfossil}}
UPPERMOST LAYER OF WATER IN A LAKE OR OCEAN THAT IS EXPOSED TO SUNLIGHT MORE THAN 1% OF SURFACE ILLUMINATION
Epipelagic; Epipelagic zone; Euphotic; Euphotic depth; Photic Zone; Euphotic zone; Photic; Sunlight zone; Altiphotic; Rariphotic; Photic layer; Photic waters
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PHOTIC         
  • 50px
  •  Zones of the water column as defined by the amount of light penetration. The mesopelagic is sometimes referred to as the ''dysphotic zone''.
  • Phytoplankton growth is affected by the colour spectrum of light,<br />and in the process called [[photosynthesis]] absorb light<br />in the blue and red range through [[photosynthetic pigment]]s}}
  •  Comparison of the depths which different colors of light penetrate open ocean waters and the murkier coastal waters. Water absorbs the warmer long wavelengths colours, like reds and oranges, and scatter the cooler short wavelength colours.<ref>[https://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explorations/04deepscope/background/deeplight/media/diagram3.html Ocean Explorer] NOAA. Updated: 26 August 2010.</ref>
  •  Layers of the pelagic zone
  • Intricate silicate (glass) shell, 32-40 million years old, of a [[diatom]] microfossil}}
UPPERMOST LAYER OF WATER IN A LAKE OR OCEAN THAT IS EXPOSED TO SUNLIGHT MORE THAN 1% OF SURFACE ILLUMINATION
Epipelagic; Epipelagic zone; Euphotic; Euphotic depth; Photic Zone; Euphotic zone; Photic; Sunlight zone; Altiphotic; Rariphotic; Photic layer; Photic waters

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photic         
  • 50px
  •  Zones of the water column as defined by the amount of light penetration. The mesopelagic is sometimes referred to as the ''dysphotic zone''.
  • Phytoplankton growth is affected by the colour spectrum of light,<br />and in the process called [[photosynthesis]] absorb light<br />in the blue and red range through [[photosynthetic pigment]]s}}
  •  Comparison of the depths which different colors of light penetrate open ocean waters and the murkier coastal waters. Water absorbs the warmer long wavelengths colours, like reds and oranges, and scatter the cooler short wavelength colours.<ref>[https://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explorations/04deepscope/background/deeplight/media/diagram3.html Ocean Explorer] NOAA. Updated: 26 August 2010.</ref>
  •  Layers of the pelagic zone
  • Intricate silicate (glass) shell, 32-40 million years old, of a [[diatom]] microfossil}}
UPPERMOST LAYER OF WATER IN A LAKE OR OCEAN THAT IS EXPOSED TO SUNLIGHT MORE THAN 1% OF SURFACE ILLUMINATION
Epipelagic; Epipelagic zone; Euphotic; Euphotic depth; Photic Zone; Euphotic zone; Photic; Sunlight zone; Altiphotic; Rariphotic; Photic layer; Photic waters
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bathyal
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¦ adjective relating to the zone of the sea between the continental shelf and the abyssal zone.

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Director of Operations

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1. Its zone of operations lies to the south of Zaoutar, between the Litani River and the Israeli border, an area some 18 miles at its deepest point.
2. This is how the Taliban operate in the eastern provinces, Musa Khan explained through a translator –– "groups of 20 to 40 lightly equipped men who are extremely mobile and effective in this rugged terrain." They can move across their zone of operations –– from Karongal to Shaygal in the north, Chowki to the south, Nuristan to the west and the mountainous Kamdesh area along the Pakistan–Afghan border to the east, in essence almost anywhere in the 3,000–square–mile region –– in a matter of hours, invisible to anything but helicopters.