Sentence examples for type of maritime from inspiring English sources

For all its echoes of the 1800s, not to mention the cold war, the showdown in the South China Sea augurs a new type of maritime conflict — one that is playing out from the Mediterranean Sea to the Arctic Ocean, where fuel-hungry economic powers, newly accessible undersea energy riches and even changes in the earth's climate are conspiring to create a 21st-century contest for the seas.

For each type of maritime fuels, we can acquire a matrix with observations of 1330 × 300.

The environmental disaster caused by the 1978 sinking of the, which flew the Liberian flag, spurred the creation of a new type of maritime enforcement.

Anchors, like so many other types of maritime technology, evolved over the years, making them easier to place in a specific time period, and Dr. Gleason was pretty sure the anchor she was seeing was from the early 1800s.

First, the inclusion of vessel sizes (tonnage capacity) would certainly strengthen our results only based on vessel calls, as well as the distinction amongst different types of maritime cargoes, such as breakbulk, containers, and bulks.

Characterizing western areas heavily exposed to Atlantic air masses, the maritime type of climate given the latitudinal stretch of those lands exhibits sharp temperature ranges.

The climate of the country is transitional between the maritime type of western Europe and the continental type found farther east.

The type of glacier (continental or maritime), and how the glacier is behaving (advancing, steady, retreating) can also cause different river behaviors.

Northern Spain, from Galicia to northern Catalonia (Catalunya, or Cataluña), is characterized by a temperate humid or maritime type of climate, having high rainfall and an average temperature in January of 43 °F (6 °C) near the coast but less than that inland and in the mountains.

In this work, we presented our efforts for visual classification of maritime vessel types, retrieval, identity verification, identity recognition, and estimation of physical attributes such as draught, length, and tonnage of vessels.

Another important rule, also of maritime character, arose in connection with the maritime loan that developed in Athens.