Sentence examples for maritime projects from inspiring English sources

Wave Height (WH) is one of the most important factors in design and operation of maritime projects.

— her father was a marine biologist, her mother a librarian — has been involved in outside-the-mainstream maritime projects for a decade.

The chapter explains an experience of the author gained while working on the design and construction of civil and maritime projects throughout the world, including eight years from 1987 as a senior engineer with the Ministry of Works and Engineering (MW&E) in Bermuda.

While initiatives like the Paris Climate Agreement and International Maritime Organization mandates are helping address the environmental impacts of mass urbanization and shipping, few are specifically focused "on bringing a unified design vision to maritime projects that are shaping marine cities," he said.

The approach was developed within a pan-European maritime project called VRShips-ROPAX 2000 that demonstrated how information technology could be integrated into the design process.

The loans, taken out between 2013 and 2016, were marketed as investments in schemes including maritime security projects and a state tuna fishery.

The newer Port Północny ("North Port") is Poland's largest maritime development project (its first stage completed in 1975); it handles coal exports and petroleum imports, much of the latter processed at a nearby refinery.

In addition to Moe's maritime restoration project, other efforts to care for the archipelago have sprouted in recent years.

This multiyear effort is part of a maritime security project under DTRA's Weapons of Mass Destruction Proliferation Prevention Program which included numerous training engagements, including the May 2014 Operational Planning Workshop with Philippine officials.

In 2004, Iziko Museums started a maritime archaeology project to find and recover the wreck of the Meermin, with supporting historical and archaeological research funded by the South African National Lottery.

In 2004 Iziko Museums started a maritime archaeology project, associated with the Old Slave Lodge museum, to find and salvage the wreck of the Meermin; supporting historical and archaeological research was also commissioned, funded by the South African National Lottery.