Sentence examples for marine sky from inspiring English sources

I thank my lucky stars for this seaside retreat – the lucky stars that line up in the vast, sprawling marine sky and stand guard above my tiny weatherbeaten hut.

Writing from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., I set out in my car every afternoon to travel down empty roads en route to seldom visited precolonial homesteads; parking at the edges of steep shore-side cliffs framed by vast marine skies a friend termed "deluxe"; wandering down a time tunnel into a past that, to renew an overused paraphrase of Faulkner, is not dead and not, for that matter, even past.

To cut down on ill effects, the researchers suggest using less damaging lighting like avoiding blue lighting, which penetrates deeper in seawater to minimize ecological impacts, and establishing "marine dark sky parks," similar to what the International Dark-Sky Association has done for terrestrial parks.

Forthcoming attractions that will benefit from this military largesse include: "Flag High in the Air", a love story set against the Korean War by the director of "Shiri"; "Blue", a marine action film; "Blue Sky", about friendship and challenges facing air-force pilots; and "Red", a comic drama about North Korea.

"Marine survey, marine safety.

However, under marine conditions, the color difference between the sky and the sea is too small for the RGB-weighted-based method to be valid.

None of the detection approaches are directly suited to separate sky and sea regions in a marine environment with respect to a catadioptric-omnidirectional vision system.

Apart from the four Navy ships in the harbor, the sky above buzzed with Navy helicopters, and marines in desert camouflage carrying rifles and pistols were on guard wherever Americans went.

He has recently woken up on Graxis, a planet with a sky of regally luxuriant purple where American marines are doing bloody battle with hideous flesh and metal cyborgs.

Caught in the Goddess's palace between a fearsome spider and a gelatinous marine monster, he arouses children's worst fears of the sky above and the sea below, only to douse those fears with a vengeance.

"The sky is not falling," said Quenton R. Dokken, a marine biologist and the executive director of the Gulf of Mexico Foundation, a conservation group in Corpus Christi, Tex.