Exemplos de uso de Breakwaters em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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To practice in breakwaters, beach, boat, Marsh, River.
Ago-2007: As in the tank starboard side,put two breakwaters.
The beach is protected by breakwaters, with no other natural features.
Such information is important for future stability studies of the rubble-mound breakwaters.
When this work started, 19 breakwaters were inspected periodically.
And so, I personally not strongly liked wide road, and under it narrow beaches with breakwaters.
But as the tide comes up, the breakwaters, the dividing things, begin to disappear.
It is often found on man-made structures such as breakwaters and jetties.
Modernisation and upgrading of breakwaters and jetties in six of Morocco's main ports Kingdom of Morocco.
In the periphery, there are still relics belonging to the chapels, breakwaters, ditches and pathways.
The tide is right out, and all the breakwaters are naked, dividing up the whole coastline as it were into sections.
A stone parapet, 12 cm(4.7 in) in height, is preserved on the sides, and breakwaters are placed opposite the stream.
Stretching from the breakwaters to the Mina Zayed Port, the Corniche is a wonderful walking area replete with activities, cafes, restaurants and shopping avenues.
The site was a quarry used to extract granite to the build the breakwaters of the port of Póvoa de Varzim in the 1930s.
When at last we saw the entrance buoy, we sailed bow on, doused the sails andentered the dredged narrow access channel protected by two long stone breakwaters.
Work of Director of repair works of“Locas of inner breakwaters, embankments and submerged replacement berrma Cascais Marina-Marcascais Sa.
Kenchreai flourished during the Roman Empire, when the settlement was focused around the crescent-shaped harbor enclosed by massive concrete breakwaters and protected by sea-walls.
The open sea port is sheltered by two breakwaters- West Breakwater(2.000 m N-S orientation) and the East Breakwater 2.200 m NW-SE orientation.
Leaving behind the marshes of Miñor starts the beach area until we got to where we can climb Monte Boi strength to see magnificent views of the Ria de Vigo,Cies Islands and breakwaters.
The result shows that even before the breakwaters constructions, it already occurs to much sedimentation closer the bank, but after, this volume get the double.
The obtained data(free surface, pressure forces and overtopping discharge)enabled a criterion definition for the model resolution and to verify the model capability to estimate the impact forces in vertical breakwaters.
The harbor itself is seen to be a very excellent and sheltered one,protected by two long breakwaters, which admit of hardly more than a single large vessel at a time sport ween their narrow jaws.
Coupled with local hydrodynamics changes,caused by breakwaters or jetties, this new availability of shelter, food and space resources can also result in abundant and diverse consumer assemblages.
In 1953, studies were commissioned from the Laboratoire Dauphinois d'Hydraulique Neyrpic, from Grenoble, in France,which recommended the construction of breakwaters close to the port, in an area where the natural reefs that are common in the region do not exist.
From the Access channel to the Port of Rio Grande(excluding the Barra breakwaters) up to the Petroleum Pier, the Port has a depth of 12.19 meters, corresponding to a draught of 40 feet.
Regarding the"in situ" measurement and observation, NPE has underway since 1987 a systematic observation programme of maritime structures in mainland Portugal,which now includes 30 breakwaters, in order to characterize, on an annual basis, the current state, the evolution and the risk of these structures.
There are two options for a late afternoon on Avenida Beira Mar. The first is to post up at one of the breakwaters with some tapioca ice cream from 50 Sabores. Or head for Mercado dos Peixes, where you can sample some extremely fresh lobster, oysters, clams, and shrimp.
CRANES Usabiaga, SA is a service company dedicated to self-propelled crane rental, erection of steel structures, concrete and prefabricated beam placement andretrieval of blocks for training and reconditioning of breakwaters, dredging of harbors and inlets, and special transport transport turnover National road goods in general.
His tenure saw the construction of the first public food market in Santiago,irrigation canals on the Maipo River as well as breakwaters on the Mapocho River, the rebuilding of Valdivia(destroyed by an earthquake), and the celebration of an armistice with the indigenous Mapuche people, signed in the"Parlement of Tapihue.
It was only in 1875 that Sir John Hawkshaw, commissioned by the Imperial Government, visited the Port of Rio Grande andproposed the construction of breakwaters, built outwards from the coast into the ocean, from both sides of the mouth and running for around 2 miles(3,220 m) each.