Sentence examples for inshore operations from inspiring English sources
There must be further VERY GREAT INCREASE IN SPEED... your speed must vastly exceed [that of] your possible enemy!" Fisher's desire for a shallow draught was not merely based on the need to allow for inshore operations; ships tended to operate closer to deep load than anticipated and were often found lacking in freeboard, reserve buoyancy and safety against underwater attack.
Benbow moved to command HMS Charles Galley, to direct the inshore operations of ten English and Dutch warships, nine English bomb vessels, and seventeen small boats and vessels.
The board supported a recommendation that the responsibilities of naval gunfire-support liaison officers could be broadened to include the interpretation of air defence problems during inshore joint warfare operations.
The anchovy fishery is a recruit fishery and operates in the inshore nursery area.
The prospect of loss of life at sea constrains fishers from extending their operations seawards and away from heavily exploited inshore fisheries.
Smart ROVLATIS is a novel, multi-mode of operation marine robotics vehicle for operational flexibility in high-resolution near seabed survey from shallow inshore waters out to the continental shelf edge.
This paper describes a novel vehicle designed for operation flexibility in high-resolution near seabed survey from shallow inshore waters out to the continental shelf edge.
Because of its inshore habitat preferences, this ray is more susceptible to small-scale coastal fisheries than to industrial operations, such as in the Balearic Islands, where it makes up 40% of the shark and ray trammel net catch.
We moved inshore to escape the wind.
They regularly come inshore at night.
