10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNNAVIGATED»
Discover the use of
unnavigated in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unnavigated and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Prehistory in the Pacific Islands
Accidental discoverv Chance discovery Voyaging over distances at sea greater
than 500-600 kin. was unnavigated and therefore usually unintentional Long-
distance voyaging might be undertaken if: (1) people happened to be blown off ...
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People of the Great Ocean: Aspects of Human Biology of the ...
This led him to insist that The essential feature of these voyages was that they
were random, unnavigated ones. This does not mean that the voyagers lacked
control of their vessels or were at the mercy of the winds and waves. When they ...
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Sermons on the Last Days
Your vessel is in the pool, as it were, or in the dock; she is going out on her
voyage; oh, but you will not go alone, nor have to track your course through paths
unnavigated or unknown before! When the Portuguese captain first went by the
Cape ...
Charles Haddon Spurgeon, 2009
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The Virgin of the Seven Daggers: Excursions into Fantasy
Virgin of the Seven Daggers, a cavalier of very great birth, fortune, magnificence,
and wickedness, Don Juan Gusman del Pulgar, Count of Miramor. 'O Great
Madonna, O Snow Peak untrodden of the Sierras, O Sea unnavigated of the
tropics, ...
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Encyclopaedia Londinensis, Or, Universal Dictionary of Arts, ...
Pindar's unnavigable song, Like a swift stream from mountains pours along.
Cowley. UNNAVIGATED, adj. Not sailed over. Mason.— I could venture to
traverse a far greater space of sea, till then unnavigated. Cook. UNNE'
CESSARILY, adv.
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Assimilation/generation/resurrection: Contrapuntal Readings ...
The poet also sees an escape from these two pseudo-options in community (
friends, conversation) and in an inviting, unnavigated nature. This communitas,
where a relation of full communion prevails, is foundational for Lezama; in it one
...
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Texts And Contexts: Reflections in Pacific Islands ...
Hence his overall conclusion that the people of the Pacific "settled their distant
islands at the time they discovered them by unnavigated one-way voyages" (74).
Sharp's use of the words chance and accidental also caused misunderstandings.
Doug Munro, Brij V. Lal, 2006
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José Lezama Lima: Selections
and the birth of a dialectic: while two dihedrals spin and nibble each other, the
water strolling through the canals of our bones carries our body toward the calm
flow of the unnavigated land Lezama calls on a common past; the verse "They
want ...
José Lezama Lima, Ernesto Livon-Grosman, 2005
For Sea and Time are wild solitary brethren, their handiwork not dissimilar, which
makes a dream intense and melancholy of Dartmoor's stones, and of the heaps
and transient foam in waters yet unnavigated. Yet unnavigated ! — it is our last ...
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The Quest for Origins: Who First Discovered and Settled New ...
But where it becomes confusing is Sharp's insistence that therefore such voyages
, according to his definition of navigation, were unnavigated ones: 'Navigation
implies that the existence and location of one's objective is known, and a course
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNNAVIGATED»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
unnavigated is used in the context of the following news items.
Tomorrow Daily 133: Spider-like 3D printing, the YouTube Kids app …
This app pares down content specifically for kids into a simple navigated into simple unnavigated channels. That means you won't end up wat, your kids won't ... «CNET, Feb 15»
Informatica's (INFA) CEO Sohaib Abbasi on Q3 2014 Results …
... mobile, sensors, clickstream, and even transactions remain largely unnavigated by most firms. The opportunity to leverage streaming analytics has never been ... «Seeking Alpha, Oct 14»
Dreaming a dream of Lord Franklin
The British explorer was attempting to traverse the last unnavigated section of the Northwest Passage when his two ships and their 129-strong crew vanished. «Irish Independent, Oct 14»
Underwater technology aids search for Franklin expedition shipwrecks
The Erebus, alongside the HMS Terror, was one of the ships of the doomed Franklin Expedition that set out to traverse the last unnavigated section of the ... «Maritime Journal, Oct 14»
Canada Identifies Ship Found From 1846 Arctic Expedition
Both the Erebus and Terror were icebound during the expedition that left England in 1845 in an attempt to chart an unnavigated portion of the Northwest ... «North Country Public Radio, Oct 14»
Canadian Explorers Find Franklin's Arctic Ghost Ship, Almost Intact
In 1845 Sir John Franklin and his expedition of 128 men set out with two ships, Erebus and Terror, to seek out and pass through the last unnavigated section of ... «The Escapist, Sep 14»
Life of Harper: Vegetables, NANOOK, and Tim Hortons
He also took part in the search for Franklin's Lost Expedition, an expedition that attempted to explore the last of the unnavigated Northwest Passage that was lost ... «The True North Times, Sep 14»
Informatica Ranked as a Leader in the Big Data Streaming Analytics …
... mobile, sensors, clickstream, and even transactions remain largely unnavigated by most firms. The opportunity to leverage streaming analytics has never been ... «MarketWatch, Jul 14»
Fresh hope in hunt for Navy ships that vanished in the Arctic 169 …
The ships were packed with enough food for three years and Sir John's orders were to criss-cross the last unnavigated section. Two whaling vessels, the ... «Mirror.co.uk, Jul 14»
PHOTO OF THE DAY: The Franklin Expedition Mummies
The purpose of the expedition was to traverse the last unnavigated section of the Northwest Passage. After a few early fatalities, the two ships became icebound ... «Sky Valley Chronicle, Mar 14»
