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2004
Abstract The long arm of the Adriatic Sea extends for c.800 km northwards with an average breadth of 175 km. In the south at its narrowest point the Straits of Otranto are 75 km wide, while further north the screen of islands along the east (Dalmatian) shore reduces the width of open space to c.150 km.
John Wilkes, Tobias Fischer-Hansen
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Abstract The long arm of the Adriatic Sea extends for c.800 km northwards with an average breadth of 175 km. In the south at its narrowest point the Straits of Otranto are 75 km wide, while further north the screen of islands along the east (Dalmatian) shore reduces the width of open space to c.150 km.
John Wilkes, Tobias Fischer-Hansen
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West Adriatic coastal water excursions into the East Adriatic
Journal of Marine Systems, 2009A pool of less saline surface waters was observed in late June 2006 at the northern edge of the South Adriatic Pit (SAP). Three possible sources were considered: (1) Albanian rivers, (2) local Croatian rivers, or (3) relatively fresh West Adriatic Current (WAC) waters.
Vilibić, Ivica +11 more
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Annual Digest of Public International Law Cases, 1932
Jurisdiction — Over Property Situate Abroad — Right to Requisition Ships in Foreign Waters.24Recognition of Acts of Foreign States — No Adjudication on Claims Arising out of such Acts — Requisition of Vessels by British Government.
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Jurisdiction — Over Property Situate Abroad — Right to Requisition Ships in Foreign Waters.24Recognition of Acts of Foreign States — No Adjudication on Claims Arising out of such Acts — Requisition of Vessels by British Government.
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West Adriatic coastal water excursions into the East Adriatic [PDF]
Journal of marine systems, 2008 A pool of less saline surface waters was observed in late June 2006 at the northern edge of the South Adriatic Pit (SAP). Three possible sources were considered: (1) Albanian rivers, (2) local Croatian rivers, or (3) relatively fresh West Adriatic Current (WAC) waters. Available CTD and ADCP data, together with satellite images indicate that WAC waters
Tudor, Martina +9 more
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THE INFLUENCE OF ADRIATIC HIGHWAY ON DEVELOPMENT OF TOURISM IN ADRIATIC
ZBORNIK RADOVA PETOG KONGRESA GEOGRAFA BOSNE I HERCEGOVINE, 2021Dovršetkom izgradnje Jadranske magistrale, šezdesetih godina prošlog stoljeća, konačno je suvremenom prometnicom povezana istočna obala Jadranskog mora. Prije toga, tek su ponegdje veća obalna naselja bila povezana cestom, a glavnina prometnih veza odvijala se morskim putem. Izgradnjom magistrale na tisuće kilometara dotad nepristupačne jadranske obale
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"Adriatic Ingressions" and Southern Adriatic Upwelling
1998Buljan (1953), as well as many other autors believe that Mediterranean waters transport an increased quantity of nutrients into the Adriatic, which in turn, causes increased productivity. Our results suggest another possibility, one which could prove to be more credible due to the fact that waters from the Ionian Sea and Eastern Mediterranean are ...
Marasović, Ivona +2 more
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Iran and the Caucasus
Abstract This paper deals with three different but interconnected cases of placement, displacement and relocation of Persian literary culture in the Eastern Mediterranean sphere: the reception of a line by Ḥāfiẓ in 1920s Cairo, as represented in a novel by Najīb Maḥfūẓ; a Modern Greek adverb, φαρσί, expressing multilingual fluency and its probable ...
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Abstract This paper deals with three different but interconnected cases of placement, displacement and relocation of Persian literary culture in the Eastern Mediterranean sphere: the reception of a line by Ḥāfiẓ in 1920s Cairo, as represented in a novel by Najīb Maḥfūẓ; a Modern Greek adverb, φαρσί, expressing multilingual fluency and its probable ...
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2016
This chapter studies the basic physiographical and oceanographical peculiarities of the Adriatic Sea. It describes in brief the islands, coasts, relief, and bottom sediments. It provides the general hydrometeorological characteristics (wind, waves, and precipitations).
Igor S. Zonn, Andrey G. Kostianoy
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This chapter studies the basic physiographical and oceanographical peculiarities of the Adriatic Sea. It describes in brief the islands, coasts, relief, and bottom sediments. It provides the general hydrometeorological characteristics (wind, waves, and precipitations).
Igor S. Zonn, Andrey G. Kostianoy
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