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Relative importance of factors contributing to post-fire seedling establishment in maritime chaparral.
As in table 5, both countries have designated bodies responsible for administration of seafarers' maritime education and training.
Both the maritime educators and the shipping industry welcome such a cadet training mechanism.
There are four national agencies responsible respectively for railroad traffic, road traffic, aviation and maritime traffic.
Both merchants conducting trade and the revenue from maritime customs would inevitably suffer as a result.
Much of the foreshore along the coast comprises a shallow reef platform which is exposed at low tide and limits maritime access to the coast.
Although their role was still substantial, it is obvious that they were no longer the protagonist in the maritime economy of the 1770s.
Of the 76 maritime institutions, only seven are owned by the government.
In a non-binding form, the guidelines' contribution to maritime safety in ice-covered waters seems rather limited.
Language has a long memory, and centuries of commercial and maritime rivalry are not easily forgotten.
By the early eighteenth century one half of the two-pronged problem of maritime navigation had been solved, that of latitude (location north or south).
Most research examining the history of maritime quarantine has tended to rely on the records of official and government agencies.
Un-infected individuals held in maritime quarantine stations are under-represented and rarely observable in government papers and reports but maintain a voice in personal sources.
First, the country has numerous points for maritime contact with foreign countries due to its long coastline.
The expert domain of the clime prototype is maritime regulations - specifically regulations relating to ship-building and modification, and marine pollution.
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