sea navigation

There is regular sea navigation in the summer, serving all of the villages.

He was a self-taught expert on old methods of sea navigation.

He also has research interests in the history of horology, time measurement, and early sea navigation.

It is a dangerous passage for sea navigation.

Another function was to assist sea navigation, with Muslim scholars recruited for their expertise in the area.

Are some of them for stuff like deep sea navigation bouys that aren't likely to be affected by land based low power wireless networking anyway?

Some instruments, such as telescopes and sea navigation instruments, have had military applications for many centuries.

Sea navigation was aided by ports and lighthouses.

For movements around the globe, like air or sea navigation, the frames are defined as tangent to the lines of coordinates.

Burney was effective in trying to negotiate with the pirates and the Red Sea Navigation company.

"That's where Prince Henry the Navigator set up the world's first school for sea navigation.

Astronomers have been tasked with computing accurate ephemerides, originally for purposes of sea navigation, from at least the 18th century.

The shipbuilding company, originating from a local shipyard founded in 1907, builds boats for Volga and sea navigations.

Mr. Carbonara invented the aviation periscope sextant and other air and sea navigation instruments.

Radio transmitters for air and sea navigation are known as beacons and are the radio equivalent to a lighthouse.

Kashin graduated from the Baltic State Fishing Fleet Academy with a degree in sea navigation in 2001.

She was sold again in 1922 to the Oceana Sea Navigation Company of Budapest, Hungary, and renamed Alfold.

Most of the fort is still intact the most prominent structure is a lighthouse built in 1837 which is still in service and used for sea navigation.

It is manifested in Chamorro language, music, dance, sea navigation, unique cuisine, fishing, games (such as batu, chonka, estuleks, and bayogu), songs and fashion.

The Red Sea Navigation company were asked to pay the ransom for the release of its employed sailors, but the company could only manage US$ 1 million.

For sea navigation, where delicate telescopic observations were more difficult, the longitude problem eventually required development of a practical portable marine chronometer, such as that of John Harrison.

Yemen also has some lighthouses that are maintained for sea navigation by the Yemen Ports Authority, an extension of the "Port of Aden."

The merchant vessel MV Suez operated under the flag of Panama and had an Egyptian owner, Red Sea Navigation.

The Mercator map was never meant to associate size with importance (Greenland was never a world power); moreover, its advantage was that it preserved bearings for sea navigation.

The vessel displayed the Panamanian flag and was owned by the Egyptian maritime company, Red Sea Navigation Company, of Port Tawfiq.