Course of the voyage

COURSE OF THE VOYAGE. By this term is understood the regular and customary track, if such there be, which a ship takes in going from one port to another, and the shortest way. Marsh. on Ins. 185.

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These investigations will be particularly exciting because, in the course of the voyage, the Polarstern will traverse various climate zones, and both shallow coastal waters and deep oceans.

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Over the course of the voyage I hoard dinner menus detailing epicurean delights such as salmon sashimi with fennel, rolled veal in a rich red wine and fig sauce, and coffee and hazelnut parfait with cherry jus.

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When Louis-Antoine de Bougainville set out in 1766 to circumnavigate the globe on behalf of the French crown in the coupled interests of knowledge and empire, his expedition included the necessary contingent of cartographers and doctors, an astronomer, a naturalist, and a crew of 330 officers and men--one of whom was revealed in the course of the voyage to be a young woman in sailor's clothing.

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The difficulties he encountered there altered the entire course of the voyage. There were many defections from the expedition on the island.

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In all, roughly half of his original 170 men died in the course of the voyage, mostly of scurvy.

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Similarly, other stars known to rise or set above the reference island at different points during the course of the voyage are used.