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Sentence Examples Construction of the hull of the 31 is a solid laminate of fiberglass cloth and polyester resin. Connor could make out the distinctive hull markings that showed that this was no ordinary vehicle. The explosion ripped through the steel hull of Cole on the port side amidships with a deafening roar. Modifications to the hull included increasing the freeboard amidships and flaring the topsides to widen the beam at the weatherdeck. Heading back amidships along the port side, the hull dips away much more steeply than on the starboard side. The hull has broken amidships and the wreck has a slight list to port either side of the break. He listened to the ship, hearing the creaking and the lap of water against the hull. The hull of the 440 is soundly built with solid fiberglass laminates and no core materials. The hull is constructed of a solid laminate of fiberglass and resin with no core materials. A balsa wood core is used between fiberglass laminates in both the hull and deck. With an almighty boom, the laser detonates, tearing a huge chunk of the warship's hull away as it goes. The tiles are designed to keep the 1,649C temperatures generated during re-entry from reaching and melting the aluminium hull of the shuttle. The tide had reached the ship, and now the workmen labouring about the hull were ankle deep in water. The boilers were fired by oil, and the rectangular tanks can be found tight against either side of the hull. The hydraulically retracted wing tip floats were similar in construction to the hull. The laminated frames were widely spaced to ensure that the hull strength was to scale with the original. There was no central keel in the hull, but a large extruded central keelson was used. The bolted-on steel armour has been salvaged to leave the teak hull split open along the keel. Fiberglass yachts must have a long keel with a keelhung rudder and be descended from a wooden hull design. The hull was modified in 1995 to include two ventilated steps, a keel pad and notched transom. Show More Sentences Support the keel with timber blocking to take most of the weight of the hull. The wheels extend below the deployed outboard hulls to assist in kedging by reducing friction, suction, and risk of hull damage. In surf kayaking, hull shapes and designs are borrowed from the surf world, as is the system of scoring. The set is made up solely of movable sea-blue coloured flats, so to speak the empty hull of a baroque stage apparatus. The workers had begun to remove the supports about her hull in order to free the cradle that held her and begin dragging her onto the tide flats. But when no further sounds or rattles came up through the hull, I realized that we had landed. Fining over the top of the wrecks and around the hull affords a great opportunity to grasp the size of the ships. Now, a company in Minnesota is keenly interested in testing the soybean hull adsorbents. The deck and hull are fastened together with adhesives and mechanical fasteners. The combination of the twin hull and water jet propulsion provides very high and very responsive manoeuvrability. With a jet propulsion motor, retracting wheels and a speedboat-like hull, the Aquada's makers say it is powerful enough to pull a water-skier. They steered themselves to the top of the hull, tiny mists of air spurting out of the jetpack. A traditional hull form might be okay for fishing but certainly not waterskiing. Yet they have the explosive ability to sink or badly damage even large vessels by blowing open their hull below the waterline. This sticks up above the remains of the hull, and its highest reach would still have been below the ship's waterline. A second hook smashed viciously into the hull of the Isis, aft, barely above the waterline. Craig turned to Alex, who was crouched in the hull of the little watercraft. The edges of the tattered hull weren't jagged or serrated like a normal gash caused by a rocket or something more powerful than a normal laser. A spaceship was lying on 4 jacks in the middle of the shed, patches of the hull and fried wiring lying around. Both Fleming and Gall avoid the verb qualifiers that attach themselves to standard prose like barnacles to the hull of a ship. Show More Sentences Black walnut green hull contains several potent chemicals, strong herbicides, fungicides, vermicides, including Juglon. Transfer energy bent and warped the outer hull of the ship and one section vented atmosphere as the outer hull buckled under strain. The Seminole shook as she was buffeted by the two explosions and alarms announced more hull breaches and damage. Improper support can cause the hull to distort, causing cracked bulkheads, engine misalignment or broken stringers. Other features along this side of the hull are davits for the ship's boats, the last of which hosts the buoy line. The frigates have a double-skinned hull divided by ten bulkheads into watertight compartments. At the stern, hull plates have fallen away to leave ribs spidering out above the rudder. Wings on the hull sides create stability and lift to prevent the boat from flipping over. We carried semi-automatic rifles and shotguns with hollow point shells designed to pierce a boarder's hull right below the water line. The vessel is of a round hull design with a bulbous bow, bow thruster and propellor nozzle. And in 1970, Brown managed to ram the boat into a rock in a rapid called Unkar, splitting the hull from oarlock to oarlock. Growth on the hull of the wreck consists largely of small shells with grazing sea urchins and starfish. He slammed his blade into the hull of the tank, using the holes made as handholds. The even skin of the carvel hull enabled shipwrights to cut gunports close to the waterline. One of the claws broke in the attempt to lift the submarine, and a large section of its hull cracked off and fell back to the ocean floor. It's about 450 feet long, longer than other attack boats due to a hull extension, and it's designed to carry torpedoes and cruise missiles. The hull repair completed this July involved the removal and replacement of 100 tonnes of steelwork. They claimed the graceful and curving hull looked like hair flowing back from the bow. You can't get steerage way with a speedboat hull at 4 knots so they are allowed to go faster so that they can point them in the right direction. Round bilge can be used for any displacement type hull especially those that are to be used for long distance voyaging. Show More Sentences The stern ramp was deliberately left open for access, but all external hull doors were secured closed. Unlike the Spyglass's sky-colored outer hull, this ship was shaded in a dark gray mixed in with a small amount of chestnut. When the cleat tried to go through the hawsepipe, it jammed and ripped a section of the hull completely off the boat. The anchor is now stored touching the hull in three places and seated in the top of the hawsepipe. It has an air-cushioned catamaran hull and waterjet propulsion, which provides high speed and manoeuvrability. Most boat owners apply anti-foul paint to prevent barnacles and other marine growth from attaching itself to the underwater hull. Peering from the dark cavern created by the overhanging hull was a huge lobster, waving deep blue pincers at us as we filed respectfully past. Ropes were cast off and stevedores moved in with bargepoles to keep the hull clear of the wharf. The hull is supported by a system of longitudinal stringers and transverse frames of plywood encased in fiberglass and resin. Nearly a third of the primary hull was missing along with one of the outriggers. The underlying weakness of the hull meant that the ship could not charge headlong in the heat of battle. An explosion rocked the hull as the back end of the helicopter was hit by the missile. The hull design is based on the Chincoteague skiff, a nineteenth century Chesapeake oysterman hull. The hull shape is of a round bilge construction with bulbous bow and sterns keg, flared stem and transom stern. Sizing computations for bilge keels and anti-roll fins were made for one hull form for various stabilized configurations. Most of the midships area has collapsed in on itself, the weight buckling the hull outwards. The waters of the Nile slipped beneath the hull and the boat hauled for the western shore. As the gap between the enormous hull and the quayside grew the water churned. Silence enveloped the room again, save for the howl of the winds, muted by several inches of ultra-dense hull plating. During that war gunners would skip cannon balls off the water in an attempt to breach the hull of an enemy ship close to the waterline. Show More Sentences The small, dark squares visible along the hull beneath the main deck represent windows that illuminated interior spaces. On the main deck, the hull is arranged with forepeak, hydraulic pump room, accommodation section and fish handling area. Installing trim tabs on a planing hull can also improve fuel consumption, he said. The hull sides and decks utilize a balsa wood core between fiberglass laminates for weight reduction and stiffness. Then a thick, terrific blast pierced through the shield and glanced off the ship, blistering the hull and raking a starboard section open. A fouled hull can reduce a ship's speed by 5 percent and increase fuel consumption by 40 percent. Plating from the sides of the hull and deck has rotted away to leave a skeleton of ribs. The after sections are nearly flat with a radius of about 18 inches where the hull sides and bottom meet. Turning forward along the starboard side, the hull soon comes to a clean break across a bulkhead. We believed it has been hulled, it has a hole the size of a fist and some cracking in the hull of the ship. The fibrous seed coat or hull of most commercial barley varieties is cemented to the caryopsis and is not removed during threshing. He had to hull the rice since there would be no way to hide the fact if he merely loafed around. Beneath the propeller shaft are some nice wriggle-through spaces inside double-skinned hull sections where interior partitions have rotted away. If its pressurized floes are thick and unbroken, it can stop an ice-breaker dead or slice the steel hull of a lesser ship like a can opener. But it also said the family's boat had modifications on its hull that reduced its buoyancy. The Challenger's centre hull has a cockpit with a sailor seat, making it possible to sail without moving around. The hull is then faired and painted in the traditional black for the Galway hookers. Several hull plates buckled outward and sheared off completely, exposing the innards of the fiddleship. He glanced out the inch-thick glass set in the ship's hull beside him, into the far reaches of space. The preserved hull and associated museum will continue to hold a fascination for maritime and terrestrial archaeologists. Show More Sentences The grounding tore a hole in her hull below the waterline, flooding several compartments, but no one was injured. Even the rhythmic resonance of the waves beating against the hull of a ship produces music of a different kind. Inside, I find shoals of cardinalfish, then on the hull some nosy red pigfish and resting goatfish. The hull is constructed with a minimum of seven layers of hand-laid fiberglass cloth. We couldn't find a conning tower, and the hull is way too smooth to be a submarine from that time. I immediately find the remains of the conning tower, broken from the hull with the main gun mount just forward of it. The hull planking is a lattice of crumbling wood over the more solid frames, allowing sunlight to shine enchantingly right through the wreck. He didn't have the meters of thick ablative hull plating that warships carried. Explosive shells caused such extensive damage to a wooden hull that first armor plating and eventually steel hulls were adopted. Fiber-optic sensor multiplexing topologies have been developed for applications such as towed arrays, hull arrays, and bottom-mounted arrays. In both cases, the receiver was fixed inside the boat hull without negatively affecting the athletes. Preferably the bolt rope holders are attached in a spaced apart manner to an inwale to be secured to the hull of the water craft. The hail of energy pulses was too much for the copter's armoured hull to take, as it exploded and debris rained down onto the street far below. The deck and hull of all Fountain boats are securely bonded together with adhesives, mechanical fasteners as well as fiberglass and resin. The bottom of it is built like the hull of a boat and it can float, even without special floats, which can be deployed from the wheel supports. A window cut into a hedge is like a porthole in the hull of a ship, a delightful surprise that relieves the cabin's potential for claustrophobia. The style is of a luxury cruiser, with round windows looking like portholes and the gleaming white exterior the hull of a ship. Inside the watertight aluminum hull of their flying boat, the crew felt no real sense of danger. Waves cracked against the hull as the bow pushed through the icy foam, sending spray up across the deck. The shaft continues towards the stern through couplings and bearings, before disappearing beneath some hull plates. Show More Sentences On Friday, with a 50 ft crack in the hull trailing a 10-mile slick, the Greek captain was arrested. I looked up and saw the huge hull of a docked superfreighter quickly filling my forward view. To get orientation, the sides of the hull curve down slightly just forward of the debris from the wheelhouse. Normally, the hull stays down in the water, with the frictional drag greatly limiting the speed of the boat. Doors slam shut, waves beat against the hull, and faint voices call for the characters to meet their doom. The remaining futtocks are not attached to floors, but simply treenailed to the hull planking. The main difference is that the fish swims under water, so that hydrodynamic considerations apply to the topsides as well as the hull. The rest of the hull is glassed with one layer and the bottom and garboards are further coated in epoxy and graphite. After the garboards and inside keel are fiberglassed, the hull is ready for sanding, painting, and finish woodwork. The hull breach had contaminated the galley stores and ruined most of the unpreserved food. The resultant 12m gash in the hull should have prompted frantic calls for assistance. He lifted it up and placed it against the massive gash in the hull of the freighter. The hull form is a modified-V with 16 degrees of deadrise at the transom, which is a reasonable compromise for a comfortable ride. In either case, the 17 degrees deadrise of the hull makes for a smooth ride, easy control and good directional stability. With driblets of rust on her hull and at the outset of the anchor cable, she recalled the smirched bathtub of some old hotel. Divers have become lost inside the wreck or fouled on loose cables or caught by fishing nets snagged on the hull and drowned at the bottom. As with other Russian submarines, the Oscar features a double hull, comprising an inner pressure hull and an outer hydrodynamic hull. It's not unlike hull speed in a displacement vessel, where the faster you try to go the larger your bow wave is to overcome. Its new patented hull design does not create a bow wave, enabling it to take off and land even in very rough conditions. Here you will find the remains of the pressure hull of the first U-boat, with other fair-sized pieces of wreckage close by. Show More Sentences Most of the wooden decking had been lost over time to expose the machinery that is fixed onto the pressure hull under the decking. At night I am transfixed by the gentle motion of the great hull accompanied by the hypnotic creaking of richly-grained wood. The Type 214 will have an increased diving depth of over 400m, due to improvements in the pressure hull materials. The passenger section of the pressure hull is a 1.85m transparent acrylic sphere, offering the prospect of a spectacular all-round view. All grains have a bark-like, protective hull beneath which are the endosperm, germ, and bran. Parching destroys the germ so the seed will not sprout, hardens the kernel, and loosens the tight hull so it can be removed. The world's last ocean-going paddle steamer set sail again just hours after it was feared her hull had been damaged off the Mull of Kintrye. The polished hull glittered in the sunlight, and its enormous sails fluttered proudly. Following the propeller shaft forward, one of the shaft supports and bearings is hanging from it, supported clear of the hull below. The hull is fitted with a structural fiberglass liner that incorporates the cabin sole as well as berth and furniture foundations. Lambs fed the soybean hull diet had lower proportions of valerate than lambs fed the corn diets. The ship traveled swiftly for one of its size, and the organic curves of the ship's prow and hull made it seem truly alive. The Negotiator Class diplomatic cruiser eclipsed the light of a blue sun, highlighting battle worn scars along her hull like sunlight on a river. A hull plate that has bent into a large curve marks the halfway-back point on the starboard side of the wreck. The hull cooled with loud popping and creaking sounds that were more than slightly disturbing to hear. Annual repairs and maintenance of vessels include voyage repairs and spare gear, annual survey fees, and hull and machinery insurance excess. Even parked on a dolly, the craft looks fierce, with a shallow, open hull that flares out into wings. The hatches covering the various access points into the hull stood invitingly open. They rather resemble high-rise apartment blocks tipped on their sides, with a hull bolted on to the underside. Fortunately no major damage had been inflicted on the seaplane and the hull was still watertight. Show More Sentences The main 76 mm gun was carried in a barbette on the right side of the hull, with a turret above carrying a smaller 37 mm gun. The 95m iron hull was constructed along traditional clipper lines with masts and sails to supplement a steam engine driving a single propeller. The wide planing hull lends stability for easy shots down tough rapids, and the boat's upturned bow makes punching through big holes a cinch. The wreck now lies in 32-34m of water on her side with the hull relatively intact and the steel screw and rudder still in place. Smashing through the rusty outer hull of the Vanguard was easy, though I scraped my hand and arm along the way. There were multiple scorches on the hull and smoke and sparks continued to emanate from various sections of it. It was several more minutes before the tender pulled alongside the ship's hull and coasted to a full stop. The craft had obviously seen a lot of the galaxy, judging from the dents, pocks, and black burns covering the hull. There was no satisfactory evidence of the condition of the hull at Piraeus. Now staff are preparing the centre section and hull for relocation to Point Cook where the mainplanes are being restored. This big barge was tarred black all around the hull for protection from leakages. One managed to negotiate the harbour's torpedo nets and attach a warhead to the cruiser's hull, and attach magnetic mines to other ships. Continuing to follow the lines past other tangled pieces of wreckage brought us to the main hull of the ship. Rescuers found 80 bodies trapped in the hull when they salvaged the boat from the riverbed. This is really a very large boat with a beam of 8-foot 6-inches and a hull weight of an astonishing 4900 pounds. One part of the outer hull is punctured by a support beam from the larger ship. In attaching the units, each one was floated to its proper position and two lugs were inserted in their sockets in the hull. Under the stern, the rudders and propellers keep the hull clear of the bottom. With the completion of the skeleton of the 35-foot long hull, the longboat has begun to take shape, exciting project stakeholders. The drivetrain and steering linkages are protected within the armoured hull. Show More Sentences The welded steel and aluminium alloy hull is fitted with spall liners and add-on titanium armour plate to protect against anti-tank weapons. The hull was covered in green algae in which pairs of brown lizardfish lurked. The waves roil mightily, and batter and strike the ship so that they crush both sides of the hull and the planking almost shatters. The cable struck the hull somewhere behind his gunport and, suddenly, the SS-9 was rocketing back toward him like a giant black boomerang. The original Victorian cast iron structure has been stripped back and exposed, its riveted, pitted hulk like a decaying ship's hull. Five minutes later a new, keening note appears accompanied by an occasional clang like the hull of an ocean liner being hammered in dry-dock. For underwater sabotage missions, each diver can carry a limpet mine to attach to the hull of enemy watercraft or docks. What has never been established is whether X5 had accomplished her mission and fixed limpet mines to Tirpitz's hull. Three days later the boat limps into Newport, a few mattresses stuffed into the broken-off tip of the hull to keep the water out. The next thing I remember was someone on another sponson throwing me a life ring, which landed about five feet from the hull of the ship. Suddenly an explosion flamed in space, a ribbon of orange fire slashing out of the hull like a whip, lashing out into the blackness of space. The deck here has fallen slightly into the holds, with ribs from the starboard side of the hull left behind and sticking up slightly. At different parts of the hull, the Wright would use different methods of holding the ribs of the ship in place. Its bow used to be reasonably intact but, over the past couple of years, the plates have started to fall away from the ribs of the hull. She's got an anti-magnetic hull and can use hydro jets instead of engines so there won't be any signatures. Air brakes sprang from the hull and the plasma retros fired a controlled burst. Heavy mechanical noises sounded through the pressurized sections of the hull as huge clamps and umbilicals retracted. These two pieces have to align with the centerline of the hull and be in the same plane or the leeboard will jam. The twin leeboards are positioned in the side sponsons which keeps the central section of the hull clear for personnel. The leatherjackets and wrasses continued their work below them, as tiny tubularia hydroids waved their tentacles from the hull. Show More Sentences The vessel was leaking, its engine failing and there was a large crack in the hull. The parts of the thick hull moved perpendicular to the midsection. An index for structural safety was obtained by assessing the required thickness of the midship for each hull form to endure the vertical bending moment imposed by waves. After the transom and hull began to crack, they learned otherwise. The radius bilge shape so closely resembles a fully developed round bilge hull that there is virtually no difference as far as performance or aesthetics are concerned. Furthermore the hull form of an icebreaker is not apt to dampen efficiently the rolling motion because the side form in an icebreaker is round at bilge. This German-made touring kayak uses a trihedral hull design to gain a unique balance of glide speed, carving agility, carrying capacity, stability, and comfort. Inspect the hull for blisters, distortion, and stress cracks. Called an ear corn slitter, the knife is a multi-toothed hull slitter. It looks as if the hull was broken open for commercial salvage of the copper in the motors, and perhaps the torpedo tubes were salvaged from the bow at the same time. To their credit the builders have used bulkheads that are watertight between the hull and cabin soles to divide the boat into three separate compartments. The main life on the hull plates consists of tunicates and brittlestars. The fiberglass lay-up of the hull is substantial and is generally well, supported by fiberglass-encased stringers, frames and plywood bulkheads securely tabbed to the hull. Using the manual option allows you to attempt to disable the enemy boat's sails with chain shot, destroy the boat's hull with cannonballs, or kill off the crew with grapeshot. There is enough solid machinery inside to hold the hull up and provide a simple but low swimthrough, giving access to the crankshaft and connecting rods from the steam engine. Another model portrayed a more elaborate method of careening a ship using an enormous floating dock with a set of capstans to pull a hull onto one side. Everyone stood in silent thought as the ship careened into the hull of the Protor and then burst into a huge explosion taking out not only themselves, but also the Protor. In a series of now famous images, expedition photographer Frank Hurley captured the sinking of Endurancein 1915 as pack ice crushed the hull to bits. Restoration of the paddle steamer will involve stripping the entire front third of the vessel before repairing the hull and refurbishing the engines. The hard chine hull features a transverse step and a transom flap. Show More Sentences We gave up and, hoping to escape the surge, entered the hull through a small hole, where we joined hundreds of sweepers, several large snapper and a menacing-looking grouper. The main structural bulkhead supports the hull sides at the chain plates and the cabin top at the mast step is drastically cut away so the interior is more open. After ten minutes of motoring, during which he remembered to douse the coaming and hull with some water, he left the yawl on automatic and went below again. The charcoal had kept the hull dry and the salt had petrified it. Additionally an escape hatch in the forward and after compartments of the pressure hull were fitted, an innovation which saved many lives during the war. I hope to see polar bears too, but witnessing the ocean solidified into blocks that creak and growl as the ship's ice-strengthened hull ploughs a furrow is enough of a treat. The hull is almost entirely covered with cave coral and the ship is home to a 60 kg grouper, along with schools of trevallies, barracudas and African pompanos. Sleeping in the forepeaks with my behind tucked on the starboard bow quarter I could feel the hull flexing as the rig squeaked in the waves and the gusts. Although her hull was wood, it was completely protected by armor plates above the waterline and copper sheathing below, and also featured a concave cutwater at the bow. It was a complex network of narrow tunnels that broke out into vast, high-ceilinged chambers with the sides curved cylindrically like the hull of a ship. The hull is covered with ugly great gashes where it rammed the reef. These were outside the pressure hull and could not be reloaded underwater. The Virginia class does not have a periscope that penetrates the pressure hull but relies on digital cameras connected to the control room via fibre optic cables. All other openings in the submarine's pressure hull have been sealed, presumably during the salvage attempts, so this is the only opportunity to go inside the wreck. Nuclear submarine HMS Trafalgar grounded off the Isle of Skye in November last year, damaging equipment on the hull but leaving her pressure hull and reactor system unharmed. The pressure hull of the 667B submarine consists of ten compartments. The glacis plate and nose of the hull have been upgraded with the addition of passive armour and the turret has been fitted with stand-off armour. The installation required no modifications to the hull since the belt-and-pulley system drives the existing propeller shaft, although a slightly larger prop was required. From here towards the stern, the hull is a fairly featureless mound of steel until you get to a section of propshaft poking out from under the plates. The hull is completely intact, and a visit to the engine room is a must. Show More Sentences On arrival in Cork, the Jeanie will be dry-docked for a hull inspection that will take almost a fortnight to complete before she returns to her native Kerry shoreline. The rear ramp dropped open, and Lance Cpl. Williams saw a blackened hull spouting flames 30 feet high. Tests concluded that the average time the cannon needed to penetrate high-power ablative shielding and hull plating, was just under sixteen seconds. Alright, get up here, and switch on the ablative hull armor. Light enters through a large hole in the starboard side of the hull above. Thus the bracketing of hull and basketwork trap also instils notions of the fisherman and his catch, the hunter and his quarry, the slayer and the slain. The hull is a new design rather than a derivative of an older system. And, thanks to a transparent hull, exploring the deep and spotting rare marine life is practically a cinch. The bottom rolls into the hull sides with a radiused turn rather than a sharp corner-like edge and there is long wine glass-shaped keel integral with the hull. Marisa nodded, placing her palms flat on the hull beside his. And there were an unusual number of razor shells around the hull. Two missiles flew out from Nymph's hull and crashed into the oncoming Wraiths, the first had been shattered into pieces while the other had merely been winged. Axel then stood, legs akimbo, on the hull, gesturing the team down. The single engine, semi-displacement hull form with deep forefoot and a long deep keel actually more closely resembles Down East-style workboats and cruisers. The fast attack craft has a steel hull and aluminium superstructure. Jimbo and I walked up its ramp and into the hull, which looked like the gutted inside of a school bus. The galleon yawed, gouts of flame pouring from her perforated hull. This small wooden rowboat with a lapstrake hull had a snug seat in the stern, one in the middle where my father sat to row, and another near the bow where I loved to sit. As the students repair leaks from damaged bulkheads the hull can be progressively flooded with water and rolled through 20 degrees, just like a ship at sea. He flails for a while, and then clambers up the leeward side of the hull. Show More Sentences Antifouling is the most important painting job to have carried out on your boat, once foul has a hold on your hull it will rapidly colonise the surface. On the port side, fish swim in and out where hull plating has decayed, leaving ragged holes blocked to any but the skinniest of divers by upright hull ribs. The deck here used to be intact but now it has peeled off and fallen to the seabed, leaving a tangle of debris from below the deck and exposed ribs poking up from the hull. He remained clinging to the boat's hull, wearing two life vests. A few stinging shots flayed part of the hull, sending both Serge and Allicia tumbling around as the ship arched threateningly, before righting itself. Cargo is to be transferred off-shore from the ship 12 to the lighterage craft 14 without hull damage thereto, even under severe weather conditions. The hull was far out of the water because of the lightness of the ship. The captain stands rigidly as the hull rolls into the waves. It was covered with rust everywhere and the hull was so loaded down with plankton and salt crusted that it was a wonder it didn't sink from the weight. This semi-displacement hull form is well suited to fishermen and lobstermen who must get their nets and pots onboard without hanging up on the hard chine of planing hulls. David noticed that square holes had been cut in the hull to allow oarsmen to row the ship despite the fact that it possessed a single mast with a sail. This is a barley variety that is inferior in grain, hull, and straw nutritive qualities that would logically have a negative impact on animal performance. The posts and the keel would then be joined with iron roves to start the hull, with the three main sections being wedged securely upright with wooden props. Entering Bogue Inlet about dusk last May, the Coast Guard's rigid hull inflatable ran afoul of some breaking waves as the inlet bar was up that day. Ahead of them they spotted a yellow-and-blue-sailed boat with a blue hull. Since then, the wreck must have been salvaged, because the deck and sides of the hull have collapsed and most of it is only a metre or two above the seabed. A salvage operation was already underway last night, while an aircraft was expected to fly over at first light this morning to check for signs of fuel leaking from the hull. Once past the disorientating 10m gap where the salvors have blasted this ship apart, the hull reformed and a smaller high-elevation gun could be seen. When the Concordia skimmed the rocky reef Friday, lodging a giant boulder into her hull, Schettino made his second mistake. Four of them carried a thick black nylon body bag, two to a side, and loaded it into the middle of the hull. Show More Sentences For example, the convex hull of a 3D molecule is a convex polytope rather than a polygon, and it is tessellated by tetrahedra rather than triangles. Foyers, auditorium and flytower are all enclosed in a single sculptural form, like an upturned hull, running west-east across the main north-south grain of the building. They were able to swim down and then out of the hull to join eight other tourists and the yacht's master on the deck linking the hulls of the upturned craft. The hull design is optimised for stability, seakeeping and manoeuvrability and the hull appendages and propellers are designed for low hydrodynamic noise. On the north-east side, the stand thrusts out at a precipitous angle, like the hull of a ship, rhythmically articulated by broad ribs, each of which contains a staircase. Because of its brilliant white color, you don't see a dividing line between the hull and superstructure. Almost at the stern a small rudder post is visible, then a cylindrical hole running back along the centre line of the hull is the stern torpedo tube. The hull is subdivided lengthwise into watertight compartments. Walker of Sarasota brought in woodcrafters from a Ukrainian community in North Port who were highly skilled in wood hull construction. But another woman, Linda Yarr, 35, drowned and rescuers believe Charlotte was trapped in the hull. When you do PM on the hull ammo compartment, make sure you place a couple desiccant bags inside to absorb moisture. There is some trade off between boat speed and stability in choice of hull shape. Thus, the polyhedron and the convex hull of the set of its vertices coincide, which was to be proved. Then, in the form of plates riveted together and made watertight, it was used to form the hull itself. Upward from the keel, the hull was made by overlapping nine planks on either side with rivets fastening the oaken planks together. The architecture is a tribute to Titanic itself, with the external facades, a nod to the enormous hull of the cruise liner. Three rockets penetrated the ship's hull and caused significant internal damage, including severed power mains and a ruptured oil tank. However it increased speed by preventing the growth of marine weed on the hull, which would otherwise cause drag. The convex hull of a compact subset of an infinite dimensional topological vector space need not be a compact set. It takes her a moment to find a suitable tie-down point on the hull. Find more words! 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