Sentence examples for nautical science from inspiring English sources

His father retired as a professor of nautical science from the United States Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point, N.Y.

Mr Shukla, who also studies nautical science, said: "I was coming back from university and they were celebrating the snow.

Mr Gorripati, a nautical science student from southern India, added: "We pay about £500 per month for the flats and they have four bedrooms - it's about £25 each a week".

Returning to New York, he taught nautical science at the Merchant Marine Academy and earned master's and doctorate degrees from Teacher's College of Columbia University, concentrating on meteorology and astronomy.

(Graduate students register for 323H). Five weeks of marine science including oceanography, marine physiology, policy, maritime studies, conservation, and nautical science at Hopkins Marine Station, followed by five weeks at sea aboard a sailing research vessel in the Pacific Ocean.

These mariners consist of 17 licensed officers on board (including two captains, two chief mates, three second mates, and ten third mates), five maritime enforcement investigators, and eight researchers in nautical science.

From the fifteenth to the seventeenth century, Portugal pioneered maritime exploration, extending its culture and language around the globe from Brazil to Mozambique to Macau, and it was responsible for important advances in nautical sciences, cartography, astronomy, and ship building.

After high school, he applied to the Coast Guard Academy, where he planned to pursue a marine science career while engaging his nautical interests.

A major research university, Texas A&M supports institutes for the study of biotechnology, race and ethnicity, nautical archaeology, petroleum, nuclear science, and transportation, among other areas.

The NROTC program of instruction includes one Naval Science course each semester which encompasses the science of nautical matters and principles of leadership, ethics, and management.

Inspired by science, aviation and nautical design, Fuller and Burgess constructed a long, lean vehicle with two front wheels and one at the rear.