Sentence examples for western maritime from inspiring English sources

Ireland's climate is classified as western maritime.

South Korean islands along the western maritime border, the scene of the two earlier incidents, are bristling with new weapons.

The South Korean Navy continued its search for survivors of a sunken patrol ship in waters near the disputed western maritime border with North Korea on Sunday.

With the coming of the Europeans, however, the strategic importance of Sri Lanka increased, and Western maritime powers fought to control its shores.

A South Korean warship, the Cheonan, blows up and sinks near the disputed western maritime border with North Korea, killing 46 sailors.

Located to the far West of Western Europe, France has a western maritime coastal zone of more than 3800 km, which is widely influenced by the North-eastern Atlantic.

Populations at both the hexaploid (2 n = 6 x = 62, 66) and dodecaploid (2 n = 12 x = 120 128) levels have been reported in P. marginata, the former occurring primarily in the western (i.e., from the Cottian to the south-western Maritime Alps) and the latter in the eastern part of its range (i.e., from the south-eastern Maritime and Ligurian Alps to the Apennines [ 31, 33, 34]).

Temporal trends in recombinant genotype composition also varied regionally, as the percentage of 15ADON isolates with NA2 genetic backgrounds increased approximately three fold in western and Maritime provinces, while the opposite trends were observed in Québec and Ontario.

In western and maritime provinces, NA2 isolates with 15ADON genotypes were significantly more common than NA1 isolates with 3ADON genotypes (P < 0.001), and the reverse was true in the eastern provinces of Québec and Ontario.

Among the longer tours is Great Western's Maritimes Magic, a 20-day air and motor-coach tour to five Canadian provinces: Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island.

The distinction between coastal and interior peoples is especially salient in western New Guinea, where maritime trading communities live along the coast, while agrarian, noncommercial societies with strongly developed and highly localized customs inhabit the interior.