Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Same as
oceanographic .
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- adjective Of or pertaining to
oceanography , the science ofoceans .
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Examples
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Tacking in the English Channel -- the busiest part of the world's seas -- is in itself no very pleasant work; for us it would be so much the worse, as it would greatly encroach on the time that could be devoted to oceanographical investigations.
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In the course of a few days we were through the Channel, and about a week after leaving Norway we were able to take the first oceanographical station at the point arranged according to the plan.
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Professors Nansen and Helland-Hansen had devoted many an hour to our oceanographical equipment, which was therefore a model of what such an equipment should be.
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We had an additional task before us: the oceanographical cruise in the Atlantic.
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After having landed the selected shore party -- about ten men -- with materials for a house, equipment, and provisions for two years, the Fram was to go out again and up to Buenos Aires, in order to carry out from there an oceanographical voyage across the Atlantic to the coast of Africa and back.
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Abundance of oceanographical material was brought home.
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The scientific staff was constantly active, and brilliant oceanographical, meteorological, and magnetic work was accomplished.
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Their share of the work was the sky and the sea; they carried out oceanographical and meteorological observations.
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An extraordinarily complete oceanographical, meteorological, and magnetic survey was made during this part of the voyage.
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I myself had spent a summer there, and taken part in one of the oceanographical courses.
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