To avoid any navigation hazards marked on the charts, a mariner needs to know the vessel's exact position.
Then the hypothesis of possible food flows, outside of the main meals, clearly marked on the charts, being able to alter significantly the total time of pH less than 4 was rejected [ 10].
Standard World Health Organisation growth curves (available at http://www.who.int/childgrowth/standards/en/) were used to define cut-off values for 3rd, 15th, and 50th centiles (marked on the charts) for weight-for-age.
She marked on his chart the amount of solids and liquids he had consumed, rolled the tray away from his bed, and carried the half-eaten breakfast into the hallway.
We stand edgewise into it, holding laminated nautical charts of the harbor, confirming that objects marked "conspic" on the chart are indeed conspicuous.
When ocean currents were first marked on charts of the open sea and when tidal streams appeared on coastal charts, navigators could make allowance for drift.
Unlike the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, Camp David would be hard to spot from the air, but it is clearly marked on charts, because the airspace below 5,000 feet is off limits to civilian planes.
But Capt Schettino told Italian TV that the rock was not marked on his nautical chart.
He has said that he took the ship on "touristic navigation" to bring it close to Giglio and that the rock that opened a gash into the hull was not marked on nautical charts.
If the child receives enough marks on the chart they get a reward.
