Sentence examples for coast charts from inspiring English sources

Coast charts are intended for use in leaving and entering port or navigating inside outlying reefs or shoals and are at a scale between 1 50,000 and 1 100,000.

Labov's new work, which is called "The Atlas of North American English," constitutes the first coast-to-coast charting of all the major dialects spoken in the continental United States and Canada.

The west coast was charted by the Dutch navigator Abel Janszoon Tasman in 1644.

And progress has been far slower in areas like Shaanxi, far from the prospering coast (see chart 1).Rural China is still home to about 60% of the country's 1.3 billion people, but agriculture's contribution to GDP has fallen from more than a quarter in 1990 to less than 12% today.

After the second world war, however, America's trade with Asia soared above that between its east and west coasts (see chart).

By the end of 1794 Vancouver had charted all the coastline from Baja California to Anchorage -- some 2,800 miles in a straight line, but 10,000 miles of actual coast -- producing charts of such accuracy they were still in use a century later.

This number is approaching 90,000 for Amazon's data centres on America's East Coast alone (see chart).The results suggest that Amazon's cloud is a bigger business than previously thought.

Captain James Cook charted the coast from Oregon to the Arctic in 1778.

Hartog continued northward, charting the coast as far as North West Cape before resuming his journey to Jayakerta (now Jakarta).

Dutch explorers, including Abel Janszoon Tasman, visited and charted the coast and its islands in the early to mid-17th century.

Famous as the vessel that charted the coast of Australia, Captain James Cook's ship Endeavour has almost certainly been located off the coast of Rhode Island where it was scuttled in 1778 during the revolutionary war.