Daniel Defoe was knowledgeable and proficient in seamanship, he understood the workings of a ship and the skills required for its operation. |
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The sinking may have been a result of overloading, poor seamanship or both. |
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There are plenty of hands-on activities, covering all aspects of seamanship, including navigation, weather forecasting and ship-handling. |
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Other state-supported institutions provide advanced training in nursing, engineering, commerce, and seamanship. |
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His lack of experience and seamanship, coupled with that outlandish ego, made him a terrible leader. |
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In all his readings of seamanship and knots he had never found himself moved to tears, unless from boredom. |
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Getting a good start was imperative to finish in the top 10 and this meant some cunning seamanship around the start boat to ensure a clean start. |
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On board were up to 130 cadets getting a general education as well as learning seamanship from the 20 staff. |
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It was during Frederik's tutorial on seamanship that Claire delivered the surprising news. |
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Furthermore, this glimpse of history is not a familiar one to any but a most dedicated student of history or seamanship. |
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They had a rubber duck on the water within minutes, but it took more than half-an-hour and exceptional seamanship to reach the Du Toits. |
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Still, Walker wondered why a boy with so little training in seamanship had stolen away to sea. |
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Military drill and discipline, as well as seamanship are still part of the book. |
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Training needs were outlined within the context of the significant loss of indigenous seamanship knowledge and skills. |
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Both appreciate the finer points of ship construction, seamanship and gun technology. |
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This negligent turn violated every notion of good seamanship and was the final cause of the collision. |
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According to good seamanship the sailors have to enter the masts daily to furl, unfurl or pack the sails. |
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The town council has in turn appealed to the seamanship of the Wootton Bassett Sea Cadets who have agreed to launch one of their boats to row the raiding party across. |
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Good seamanship includes verifying a vessel's stability to determine, inter alia, how it will react to various external forces. |
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Recommendation: At all times rescue area should be approached using principles of good seamanship. |
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In short, rather random winds, where intuition and feeling count, as well as seamanship and tactical ability. |
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Three separate proposals have been made: replace the science and art of seamanship or sound management ashore. |
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The observance of basic seamanship by the skipper or by TCMS at inspection would have ensured that the box was properly secured. |
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But in order to win, it required seamanship and we needed to anticipate the continual shifts in wind direction. |
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Masters of inspection platforms shall ensure that they manoeuvre at a safe distance from the fishing vessels according to good seamanship. |
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Good seamanship was observed in sounding the general alarm before fighting what, at first, appeared to be a minor fire. |
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Henceforth he would have to rely on his seamanship to navigate. |
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This is poor seamanship, as a rock awash off Jones Point is not visible. |
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His incompetence, both in terms of seamanship and leadership, led to the grounding of the Medusa and encouraged the panic that swept those on board. |
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The basic principles of seamanship require that a vessel should not attempt to enter a port without the largest-scale current marine chart of the area. |
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Good seamanship practices dictate that a set of fire control plans be stored in a weather-tight container outside the deckhouse to assist shore-side firefighting personnel. |
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The RSLAF Maritime Wing is poised for growth, and Canada's Task Force Freetown recently added a Navy member to mentor seamanship and ship-handling. |
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Because there are no standards for these operations, the pilots and the crews on the pilot boats must use good seamanship principles and bear in mind the particular operational characteristics of the pilot boat. |
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The lack of basic seamanship knowledge and the principles of ship stability impairs such a fishing vessel operator's awareness of the consequences of improper weight distribution, to the detriment of vessel safety. |
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But persistent sealore says that there was so much attention paid to oppression that good seamanship suffered. |
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The rules are designed to encourage seamanship, a sense of responsibility for all crews and to promote sportsmanship and solidarity between competitors. |
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The stunning seamanship required, notably in anchoring by the stern in order to come to a halt opposite the French ships, was a measure of the trust in which he held his officers and men. |
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Outward Bound activities include mountain walking, high-altitude camping, rock-climbing, rappelling, canoeing, and training in seamanship and navigation. |
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Good seamanship dictates that speed be adjusted according to the prevailing conditions of light or darkness, sea room, traffic, weather conditions, available navigational aids and other restrictions. |
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All cadets now received an education in science and technology as it related to life on board a ship as well as navigation and seamanship. |
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Nelson knew that the superior seamanship, faster gunnery and better morale of his crews were great advantages. |
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Because a detailed, pre-determined plan is not practical, good seamanship practices would dictate that a list of manoeuvring considerations should form part of a pilot's general passage plan for the area. |
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The vessel's quick departure from the scene after the accident without an in-depth assessment of the situation was contrary to the practices of good seamanship. |
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The program provided 217 First Nations members with on-the-job training related to safety at sea, basic seamanship, fishing skills, watch-keeping duties and other harvesting related tasks. |
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The resulting skill in foul weather seamanship and coastal raiding certainly contributed to the Navy's success against Napoleon Bonaparte. |
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He mistrusted my youth, my common-sense, and my seamanship, and made a point of showing it in a hundred little ways. |
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Superior English ships and seamanship foiled the invasion and led to the destruction of the Spanish Armada in 1588, marking the high point of Elizabeth's reign. |
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Superior English ships and seamanship had foiled the invasion. |
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As such, it can be considered a slight setback for the English nation and another example of Dutch superiority regarding pure seamanship at the time. |
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