Sentence examples for maritime movement from inspiring English sources

This maritime movement of business from the East End of Long Island to Connecticut follows a pattern established centuries ago.

In this paper, we present a new method for modeling past maritime movement events using least cost path analysis.

Accurate modeling of maritime movement opens many coastal areas to increased archaeological exploration and has the potential for the discovery of new sites in drowned locations.

Although it is self-evident that the move into the Pacific was by sea, only recently has maritime movement started to challenge the terrestrial orthodoxy as a key component in all the great migrations, but especially Into the Americas and Out of Africa along the "Great Southern Arc".

According to the UNHCR report on Irregular Maritime Movements in South-East Asia, over 50,000 people set sail just from the Bay of Bengal area in January-November 2014. January-November 2014

In its Irregular Maritime Movements report, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees has revealed that an estimated 87,000 people have embarked on dangerous journeys across Southeast Asian waters since July 2012 in order to escape the violence in Burma's Rakhine State.

My job is to ask refugees about their journeys and write reports about these mixed maritime movements – "mixed" because they include both refugees and migrants – but the passage is so awful I have run out of words to describe it.

"[Governments] must also work together to address the root causes of mixed maritime movements," said Tan. "If these issues are addressed adequately there would be fewer incentives for people to leave".

This paper builds on previous scholarship analyzing the sea chantey singing voice within the U.S. maritime revival movement (Carr 2006, 2009).

Other documents include: instructions to officers from Maurepas; notes on galley construction; an instruction booklet on methods of sailing (with color diagrams); reports on maritime laws, navigation, movement of ships, armament and the arsenal, the crew of the Reales, ship names, pensions, the Bureau des Classes; a list of offences punishable by galleys; various requests.

The high rate of callbacks among L.A.'s pilots also surprises maritime experts because the movement of large ships is so carefully orchestrated, leaving little to chance.