Sentence examples for maritime surface from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless the discovery prompted investigators to search a maritime surface of 6,214 square miles and scour the island's eastern coastline.

This paper presents the development of the C-Enduro unmanned maritime surface vehicle (USV) and the collision avoidance algorithms for the sense and avoid system.

Carries a crew of 17. Fitted with radar, magnetic and acoustic detection equipment, the Nimrod MR2 is used primarily for maritime surface surveillance, anti-submarine warfare, and search and rescue.

Maritime Surface transportation connected with the sea.

"Opportunities to do harm are as great, or greater" in maritime or surface transportation, or cargo aviation or general aviation, the report says.

When submarines attempted to comply with the dictates of traditional maritime warfare by surfacing to challenge British merchantman British ships rammed and sink the subs.

Comprises statistics collected by the International Transport Forum on the transport of freight (maritime, air and surface) and passengers (car, rail and air).

The federal notice announcing the crowdsourcing effort said her agency wanted to hear about burdens that "unjustifiably delay or prevent completion of surface, maritime, and aviation transportation infrastructure projects". Many of the responses from industry groups stray from the immediate realm of roads, bridges and airports, and stretch the definition of "infrastructure" to the breaking point.

He followed this call with an appeal to British patriotism: "Is the last great piece of maritime exploration on the surface of our Earth to be undertaken by Britons, or is it to be left to those who may be destined to succeed or supplant us on the Ocean?" During the following quarter-century, fifteen expeditions from eight different nations rose to this challenge.

Biofilms have devastating impacts on many industries such as increased fuel consumption and damage to surfaces in maritime industries.

Forecasts for visibility disruption are particularly useful for areas where there is minimal ash accumulation on the ground (i.e. during initial ashfall events or subsequent events following thorough clean-up), as well as for maritime transportation and where surfaces are wet due to any re-suspension of ash into the atmosphere being minimised by water.