Sentence examples for naval science from inspiring English sources

Tōgō studied naval science in England from 1871 to 1878.

He graduated from the United States Naval Academy, where he later worked as a naval science and navigation instructor.

He was a Navy lieutenant, serving from 2004 to 2008 on the nuclear submarine Cheyenne in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, and later was an assistant professor of naval science at Notre Dame, where he is now a trustee.

He briefly studied naval science at the University of Southern California through the Navy's V-12 program for officers but was discharged in 1946, after the war ended and before he had graduated.

The bridegroom, 28, is stationed at the Georgia Institute of Technology Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps in Atlanta, where he also serves as an assistant professor of naval science.

Lieutenant Van Buren, also 29, is now a Navy submarine officer assigned to the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps unit at George Washington University, where he is both an assistant professor of naval science and a candidate for an M.B.A.

Florida State University is also a cross-town affiliate with Florida A&M University's Navy ROTC Battalion, allowing FSU students to pursue training in the naval sciences for subsequent commissioning as officers in the Navy or Marine Corps.

The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore awards undergraduate scholarships to support eligible students in pursuing undergraduate education in fields such as marine engineering, naval architecture, nautical science, maritime studies, economics, information technology, and political science.

Notable among the latter were the Foochow (Fuzhou) Navy Yard School to teach shipbuilding and navigation and a number of academies to teach naval and military sciences and tactics.

Although England's defeat of Philip II's Armada in 1588 helped to lessen Spanish sea power, it was the Dutch who early in the next century really broke that power and became the world's foremost naval and commercial nation, with science and skills commensurate with their prowess.

Born in Athens, Economou first came to America to attend MIT, where he received two masters of science, one in naval architecture and marine engineering, another in shipping and shipbuilding management.