Nautical charting

Charting room.

(f) Aeronautical charting

No charting component registered.

Geographic (mapping and charting) support

E. Hydrographic surveying and charting

(e) Hydrographic surveying and nautical charting

However, it was noted that beyond flow charting of the proposed system, there was no documentation of pre project systems analysis.

E. Hydrographic surveying and charting . 123 124 33

There can be no charting of Iraq's future partially.

I. Cooperation in hydrographic surveying and charting of Antarctic water.

17 Status of hydrographic surveying and nautical charting in Antarctica.

But the track record of charting this recovery has been discouraging.

In its fourth week charting, the album peaked at number 26.

Well, paleontologists for the last 200 years have been charting death.

Mr. President, your leadership of the General Assembly is charting the way forward.

She had been charting the coast of south America for more than 3 years

Guatemala is charting its own course, and its political process cannot be compared with other realities.

Dice go back to the dawn of civilization with shapes that predated formal charting of Platonic solids.

6. Review of the latest developments relating to policies and management of national mapping and charting programmes

C. Mapping of the border area . 52 54 17 D. Charting of the Khowr Zhobeir, the Khowr Shetana

And so they started following and watching petty thefts, summonses, all kinds of things charting the future essentially.

Charting the progress of animal welfare legislation around the world is therefore an indication of moral progress more generally.

The Government of Jordan is fully aware of the rugged terrain we are charting and of the potential potholes.

Charting the future of arms control in the CSCE framework will be an important task of the Budapest Conference.

The outcome of such activities would provide valuable input for the charting of the future of the United Nations.

The Conference recognized that there was need for training and cooperative assistance relating to mapping and charting within the Americas.

Most organizations use dotted lines to represent secondary relationships between people, and charting software such as Visio and OrgPlus supports this approach.

And, of course, you'll find all the familiar functions you'd expect in a spreadsheet, like intuitive charting, powerful formulas and a whole lot more.

President Bush waited for three other studies from the Pentagon, the U.S. State Department and the National Security Council before charting the new course on Iraq.

It is noteworthy that encouraging and facilitating open discussion and dialogue on this broad subject is a prerequisite to charting the true course of technology transfer.

We wish to commend the Government of Papua New Guinea for this laudable initiative and we invite the Assembly to collaborate in charting the way forward.

That period is sufficient for evaluating the distances that have been covered and, above all, for charting a course that will lead us to a safe harbour.

In his address, the Governor stated that within the context of the so called quot more wide open international system quot , the remaining Non Self Governing Territories, mainly in the Caribbean and the Pacific, must proceed in charting a path and defining their place in the emerging new world order.

Dinah Shore (born Frances Rose Shore February 29, 1916 February 24, 1994) was an American singer, actress, television personality, and the top charting female vocalist of the 1940s.

Without their devotion, the outcome document before us, which has my country's support, would not have succeeded in charting the course for the renewal of the United Nations.

The Commission held an expert group on Maritime Hydrographic Surveying and Nautical Charting in May 1994 it also held a seminar on modern port pricing policies and strategies.

The free and fair elections that have characterized the past 12 years of democratic rule bear testimony to the new democratic path that we, as a country, are charting.

Two ad hoc expert groups on development of the multimodal transport chain in Western Asia (second quarter, 1995) and a maritime hydrographic survey and nautical charting (second quarter, 1994).

An assessment of its past and present will be important in charting the future course of our Organization, which in many ways represents the substance and structure of multilateralism.

Well, paleontologists for the last 200 years have been charting death. It's strange extinction as a concept wasn't even thought about until Baron Cuvier in France found this first mastodon.

If Obama and Xi lift their heads above the parapets and begin charting a jointly agreed course through the coming decade, they may find that they have much in common.

He then sailed from Australia to China, charting previously unknown islands (mainly some of Gilbert Islands and Marshall Islands), as well as a new trade route to Canton (now Guangzhou).

Charting a course for local economic development is difficult for provincial governments, particularly since their experience and resources are usually severely limited, so that hard choices have to be made.

At a moment when we are charting a course for sustainable peacebuilding, it would be a bitter irony if we were to set the missions of the future up for failure.