Sentence examples for contiguous waters from inspiring English sources

The Guardia di Finanza, Italy's financial police, have spotted at least 12 acts of ship-to-ship smuggling operations in Malta's contiguous waters over the past six months, the same area where the practice occurred in 2016.

The Guardian's partners in the project, led by the Investigative Reporting Project Italy (IRPI) and the newspaper La Repubblica, found that, according to Italian police sources, Maltese authorities have not taken steps to prevent ship-to-ship transfers that have taken place about 12 miles (19km) off the Maltese coast, in the country's contiguous waters.

These descriptors become exaggerated in the Churchill region, which, although essentially subarctic, acquired its post-glacial algal flora as a result of species migration from the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans through the contiguous waters of the Canadian Arctic.

Pollution of harbour waters due to dumping of untreated sewage in contiguous waters and the harbour basin, is often the most common cause for seafood-related diseases and epidemics.

Gas reservoirs may have water influx from a contiguous water-bearing portion of the formation or may be volumetric.

Gas reservoirs may have water influx from a contiguous water-beating portion of the formation, or may be volumetric.

Calling their project Native Trails, they set out to recreate what they could of those ancient routes, charting for modern travelers a new contiguous water trail from the top of Maine to the bottom of New York's Adirondack Park.

No ongoing building or plumbing work elsewhere in the contiguous water system was identified.

Effluents from aquaculture ponds, agriculture runoff, sewage discharge, toxic effluents from industry into the contiguous water body, all affect the marine environment through biological, chemical and physical interactions over different temporal and spatial scales.

One of the attributes of the flood pulse is to homogenize the limnological, physical and chemical characteristics of contiguous water bodies by increasing hydrological connectivity (Thomaz et al., 2007), here defined as the water-mediated transport of matter, energy and organisms within or between the components of the hydrological cycle (Pringle, 2003).

Each bathing water profile may cover a single bathing water or two or more contiguous bathing waters.