Sentence examples for at submarines from inspiring English sources

China had drawn the line at submarines and the Aegis, which it fears might eventually become a platform for a regional missile defense, the Patriot PAC-3 antimissile systems, which is still under development.

As Captain Wiley of Wyoming noted, such misidentifications were common for inexperienced ships: "new ships arriving in the war zone usually did a good deal of shooting at submarines which were not submarines.

The submarine was carrying 16 civilians, who had been invited aboard for a look at submarine maneuvers.

The release of gases during volcanic eruptions is one example of outgassing; releases at submarine hydrothermal vents are another.

The Taiwanese air force has crashed several of its new F-16s, and needs more practice at submarine-hunting and blockade-breaking with its American destroyers and frigates.

The next U.S. attempt at submarine warfare came during the Civil War (1861 65) when the Confederate States resorted to "unconventional" methods to overcome the Union Navy's superior strength, exerted in a blockade of Southern ports.

The Navy is also sponsoring smaller exhibitions at submarine museums across the nation -- from the Growler, which is docked at the Intrepid Sea Air and Space Museum in New York, to the Maritime Museum in San Diego.

They occur where seawater percolates down through fissures in the earth's crust at volcanically active zones called midocean ridges (where tectonic plates diverge) and at submarine volcanic chains.

Recent ideas on the origin of life suggest that early cellular structures were abiotic iron-sulfur formations at submarine hydrothermal vents in the Hadean ocean, in which basic biochemical and metabolic processes could have developed before the formation of cell membranes [ 39, 40].

Huber and Rachel have been studying Ignicoccus for the last dozen years since they described the first two species that had been isolated from samples taken at submarine hydrothermal vents in the Atlantic Ocean, north of Iceland, as well as in the Pacific Ocean [ 72].

But Labour has said it is prepared to look at three submarines, provided it could be shown that continuous at-sea deterrent would still be maintained.