In one memorable incident, Ritter and his bride hopped into a sailboat, and the young professor took the helm, capsizing the boat in the bay. |
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A pollution expert with the coast guard service is assessing the damage caused by the capsizing. |
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The only way to get the large swine into the boat without capsizing the craft was to build a makeshift floating ramp on the spot. |
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Men jumped from the ship into lifeboats, overcrowding them to the point of capsizing. |
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The boats often get lost or break down, drifting helplessly in the Atlantic or capsizing in rough seas. |
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The passenger remained caught under a rock approximately 5 m from the capsizing point and nobody could see him. |
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The suddenness of the capsizing precluded efforts by three of the crew to successfully abandon the vessel. |
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One of the nine passengers remained stuck under a rock five metres downstream from the point of capsizing. |
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The capsizing occurred suddenly, leaving the skipper and crew little time to prepare. |
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The tragic capsizing of L'Acadien II and the loss of life in the Gulf of St. Lawrence has touched us all. |
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My nightmare is a cruise liner with 3,000 passengers capsizing in the inner leads of Greenland. |
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It is likely they became dislodged when the vessel turned sharply to port and then to starboard just prior to capsizing. |
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Girding is when a vessel experiences athwartship forces from its towline, which can lead to capsizing. |
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The bus driver observed the capsizing and made an emergency call to the rafting company office using a two-way radio. |
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Improper loading and progressive flooding continue to be the primary factors in the capsizing and foundering of fishing vessels. |
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Foundering and capsizing accidents represent more than half of the grand total of CFV deaths on record. |
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At that point, the vessel would incline very rapidly and be prone to capsizing. |
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Given that there was no steering difficulty prior to the capsizing, it is less likely that broaching was involved. |
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The rapidity of capsizing may preclude transmission of a distress message, prefixed Mayday, as in this instance. |
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At the time of the capsizing, the vessel was engaged in the sardine fishery. |
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Neither the exact time of capsizing nor the sequence of events was recorded by the crew of the tug. |
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Examination showed no source of water leakage into the hull prior to the capsizing. |
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On witnessing the capsizing he quickly launched his dory and brought the survivors ashore. |
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The motor was most likely stopped by one of the guests prior to the boat capsizing. |
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It is also likely that some of the fish would have shifted in the hold prior to reaching that angle, further contributing to the capsizing. |
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The cards did not provide any information on the evacuation procedure in case of capsizing, nor do the regulations require this. |
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Two outrigger hulls provide stability and prevent the boat from capsizing. |
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Thus it was concluded that the river presented no significant risk and the possibility of capsizing was negligible. |
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It was observed that the vessel's propeller was still turning quickly for some time after the capsizing. |
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The move is notable hip support and warned capsizing. |
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At a 4:15 a.m., as the merchant mariners were preparing the lifeboats, the ship was struck by a powerful jolt, possibly a rogue wave, capsizing the vessel to the starboard side. |
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This is particularly important when a vessel may not be expected to stay afloat for long after sustaining extensive damage from collision, grounding, or capsizing. |
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The weather observations taken by Environment Canada land stations, located in the area of operation of the tug, showed that 12 mm of rain fell in the hours preceding the capsizing, with easterly winds gusting to 41 knots. |
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The generally accepted strategy to alleviate the risk of capsizing is to either slack the towline, or reposition it such that the pull is over the stern of the tug. |
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Further, a review of such incidents indicates that it seems obvious it may only be a matter of time before there is serious personal injury, or loss of life, caused by the capsizing or sinking of such vessels. |
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The existing regulations may be appropriate in the event of a successful controlled ditching, but they do not ensure protection during a capsizing event. |
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The kayaks were equipped with inflatable paddles and sponson floats which can be fitted to assist the kayaker reboard after a capsizing and to increase stability. |
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Foundering and capsizing accidents resulted in over half of these deaths. |
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In occurrences involving small vessels similar to the Lo-Da-Kash, capsizing or foundering typically transpires very quickly, leaving little time for the crew to manually deploy a liferaft. |
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The air sponsons allow for effortless assembly of the boat frame inside the boat skin, maximum protection against capsizing and easy re-entry into a stable very buoyant boat when swamped. |
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Not capsizing the boat, but I would say rocking it by making sure we lobby much harder for our things, for liberal values, for liberal principles and policies within the coalition. |
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And they had. For the first time, miraculously, Oracle succeeded in outpacing Team New Zealand upwind, the latter very nearly capsizing after a furious tacking battle. |
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Robert Thibault: I was thinking when you mentioned the accidents that there are very few accidents I can remember of the capsizing of lobster-type vessels, of Cape Island-type boats. |
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While retrieving nets in bad weather, the vessel struck a rocky shoal and it was subjected to a violent upsetting moment causing sudden capsizing. |
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If passengers do not have the collective physical strength or cognitive awareness to successfully carry out such commands in a timely manner, there is an increased risk of capsizing. |
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The shift in weight, added to independent movements of the paddles, could lead to imbalance and potential capsizing. |
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Initial tests showed that the ship was able to make the turn described by eyewitnesses without capsizing. |
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The boat is self-righting, limiting the chances of capsizing into the ocean, with 16 hermetic hatches and a 200-kilo ballast. |
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A KAYAKER has been rescued after capsizing on Loch Ness at the weekend. |
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When the waves are steep, it may be necessary to sail closer to the wind to avoid waves directly on the beam, which create the danger of capsizing. |
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Capsizing a multihull is not like rolling over in a monohull, whose keel usually causes it to roll upright again. |
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