0 a unit of distance used at sea that is equal to 1,852 metres
1 a unit of distance used at sea which is equal to 6076 feet in the US system
2 a unit of distance used at sea which is equal to 1852 metres or 1.15 miles
A scale specifies fine-grained representation formats for an aspect, for example, a distance aspect has multiple scales such as meter, kilometers, and nautical mile.
The spatial distance aspect supports multiple distance scales such as meter, kilometer, and nautical mile.
The observations were commonly made on a 1.5 nautical mile display range and 3-58° elevation-angle sequence (see above), and sampling height intervals overlapped (table 1).
The draft convention recently adopted envisages a 12 nautical mile territorial sea as a maximum.
Secondly, he asked why it is three-quarters and not perhaps a quarter of a nautical mile.
Will he assure me that nothing in the regulations will prohibit or prevent the continued use of the nautical mile?
In other words, we have not been using the nautical mile since 1970.
Current instructions are that no flying is permitted below 500 feet for a radius of one nautical mile around certain infected premises.
