Sentence examples for its hydrographic from inspiring English sources

As such, he organized its hydrographic department and collected and published many valuable ocean charts.

So when he was unexpectedly offered a place on the Beagle expedition, as a gentleman naturalist he was well suited to FitzRoy's aim of having a companion able to examine geology on land while the ship's complement carried out its hydrographic survey.

The CTD-SRDL is attached to the seal on land, then it records hydrographic profiles during its foraging trips, sending the data by satellite ARGOS whenever the seal goes back to the surface.

Systematic investigation was first undertaken by the Danish expedition in the Thor in 1908 10, which covered as much of the Mediterranean Sea as possible with regard to pelagic (open-sea) animal life and its dependence on hydrographic (flow) conditions; the seasonal circulation between the western and eastern basins and between the Balearic and Tyrrhenian seas also was studied.

It has been a vital artery in Russian history since the days of Peter I the Great, who initiated a hydrographic survey of its course.

The network as identified with the method of hydrographic interpretation, while its ordering was based on the methods of Horton Strahler (Horton, 1945) and of Drwal (Drwal, 1982).

The lake receives most of its water from rainfall as the hydrographic network of this area contains few waterways.

It was published by Hydrographic Office in 1885.

It indicates a steady hydrographic feature of Changjiang in the past decades.

The complex hydrographic regime of the Baltic, its short, but dynamic evolution, and the human intervention resulted in the biota consisting of species of various origins and environmental tolerances that have immigrated or been artificially introduced to the area over the relatively recent history of the system.

After several years' service, it was refitted as a hydrographic survey vessel and subsequently placed under the command of Robert Fitzroy.