In maritime terms, it's killing us.
SPOKEN WORD COLD SPRING HARBOR Whaling Museum Salty Talkk," Larry Cone, an author and museum volunteer, will explain maritime terms in everyday language.
I've learned maritime terms that take time and patience to understand, terms that, in the end, come in handy when we reach the shore and head for home.
At 16, he got a job in the control tower of the port, "so I was able to talk on the radio with captains in different languages and tell them to heave up the anchor — but only maritime terms that I can't really use in regular life".
For obvious reasons, the term maritime security denotes threats that arise at the maritime domain.
The term "maritime fur trade" was coined by historians to distinguish the coastal, ship-based fur trade from the continental, land-based fur trade of, for example, the North West Company and American Fur Company.
Despite such developments, in a great many recent studies the term maritime is used simply to highlight that the archaeological project was conducted in proximity to the sea or that the past society or communities under study consumed fish and perhaps exploited other coastal or marine resources.
First, there exist important differences between IWTs and maritime terminals in terms of design capacity and thus also in operations.
This approach is very effective for properly designing the harbor and maritime infrastructure in terms of resources, structures and services for facing possible emergencies.
According to LogINT, the two bigger maritime companies, in terms of number of inward FDI over the total, are the German Eurokai KG and the Danish A.P. Moller Maersk.
