A map for navigation that delineates a portion of the sea, indicating the outline of the coasts and the position of rocks, sandbanks and other parts of a sea.
In 2016 Linz updated the relevant nauticalchart to include the reserve.
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Three uniformed men were hunched over a nauticalchart, looking grave.
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In 2005, husband and wife team, May-Britt and Edvard, discovered a different part of the brain which acts more like a nauticalchart.
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These soundings, along with surf and beach observations, are used to generate nearshore hydrographic survey charts, complete with standard nauticalchart references and symbols.
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We shook hands and he showed me into the office, where another meteorologist, Mark Stonestreet, sat at a computer, a nauticalchart unfurled beside him.
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The walls were massed with nauticalcharts drawn before America was a word.
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But the nauticalcharts with monsters probably weren't the ones taken to sea and actually used for navigation.
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Nauticalcharts, globes, pictures of Dreadnoughts, and things appertaining to naval warfare practically filled up all the available space.
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The NauticalChart gives all that information, so that it saves a large amount of work in making the calculations.
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In medieval times, monsters appear on two kinds of maps: mappaemundi, or small schematic maps of the world, and nauticalcharts.
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They also say his nauticalcharts were not appropriate and not detailed enough to reveal obstacles including the rock on which the fatal impact occurred.
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Armed with his spy-glass, by the aid of his nauticalcharts, he attempts to ascertain, by the position of the stars, its longitude and latitude.
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Again, compared to the toys Jones gave him, it was like being an ancient sailor following nauticalcharts that had been roughed out on papyrus.