Sentence examples for the maritime environment from inspiring English sources

Many marine species exhibit capabilities that would be desirable for manmade systems operating in the maritime environment.

An area where this can lead to particularly unsafe conditions is in the maritime environment, where it may be difficult to rescue crew and cargo.

Congruently, the modelling of wave heights for harbour sites reveals the level of protection they afford ships and boats from the maritime environment.

In the maritime environment of southeastern Alaska are many very large glaciers; Bering and Seward-Malaspina glaciers (piedmont glaciers) cover about 5,800 and 5,200 square kilometres (2,200 and 2,000 square miles) in area, respectively.

Mr. Solomon, known for his multilayered abstract paintings, which are in many museums and private collections, found that both locales provided him with the maritime environment that became his primary subject matter; his works capture the essence of reflected light, humid atmosphere and shoreline scenery natural to both the East End and Sarasota.

The words "drone" and "unmanned" are usually associated with aircraft, but the world's militaries have long been interested in their potential at sea. "In some senses the maritime environment is playing catch-up when it comes to unmanned technologies but the potential is very significant," said Nick Giles, a marine analyst at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, a military thinktank.

There are multiple distinct mesoclimates within the state ranging from the southern maritime environment of Long Island to the northern continental climate of the north country.

Earlier investigations on the corrosion rates along the Swedish east coast – with salinity from about 0.2% to 0.8% – are still used today as guidelines for the corrosion rate of all steel structures in the Swedish maritime environment even though the salinity on the west coast can be as high as 3.0%.

Just as every phase of privateering became systematized in the eighteenth century, modern security personnel operating in the international maritime environment must be held to specific procedures and rules of engagement.

In a statement, Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Gary Roughead said the Navy would "continue to train realistically and certify the Sailors and Marines of our Navy strike groups in a manner that protects our nation's security and the precious maritime environment".

As the Atlantic Bridge is located in a high-salinity maritime environment, the major structures of the bridge, other than those for the cable-stay system, are to be built with reinforced concrete.