Sentence examples for expedition planning from inspiring English sources

Over the years, considerable improvements in climbing gear and equipment, technology (including mobile wireless availability on the mountain), and expedition planning have improved the safety of those climbing Everest.

The environment is designed to give students an authentic experience that includes elements of: (1) exploration of a spatially oriented, virtual, world; (2) practical, field oriented, expedition planning and decision-making; and (3) scientific problem solving (i.e. a "hands on" approach to mapping, geologic investigation, data acquisition, and interpretation).

The editors have divided their book into three sections: expedition planning, field medicine, and specific environmental settings; each section comprises 7 14 chapters written by a total of 24 contributors.

There are often job vacancies available with Greenpeace but you'll need the specific skills required (such as fundraising, communications and media, project planning, expedition planning, scientist, etc).

EQUIPPED WITH GYROSCOPE Patron of Sargasso Sea Expedition Plans Changes on Craft Built for C.K.G.

But upon the total defeat of a vast expedition planned jointly by Anthemius and Leo against Vandal Africa, Anthemius incurred Ricimer's displeasure.

There will also be information about Mr. Ballard's expedition plans including his effort to find evidence of the Biblical story of Noah's flood.

The Indians also had a short development schedule that contributed heavily to the mission's low cost, said Andrew Coates, planetary scientist at University College London and a leader of the European ExoMars expedition planned for 2018.

OceanGate's seven-week-long expedition plans to depart from St . Johns, Newfoundland, in May 2018 with scientists, content experts and tourists joining the crew in a series of 8-day missions.

Over the coming weeks, the Saqqara expedition plans to open other tombs at this complex that appear to have remained completely undisturbed since the Fifth Dynasty.

The Massachusetts village of Haverhill was also subjected to smaller-scale raids in 1704, but it was not originally the target of the ambitious expedition planned by New France's Governor-General Philippe de Rigaud Vaudreuil in 1708.