The phrase "a hull over" is not correct and does not appear to be usable in written English.
It seems to be a misinterpretation or a typo, as it does not convey a clear meaning in standard English.
Example: "The ship had a hull over it, protecting it from the waves." (This example is incorrect due to the phrase itself.)
Alternatives: "a cover over" or "a shield over".
But he claims a Hull victory over Leeds today, though it would not be a shock on that scale, would provide him with more lasting satisfaction.
To construct the binodal curves, we numerically build a convex hull over the free energy surface.
His team have been wasteful in front of goal this season, hitting the target with the lowest proportion of their attempts (21.5%) in the top flight, and that will need to be improved if they are to over a Hull team that have performed above expectations so far.
They modeled the ways in which electromagnetic pulses might break up the turbulence in the electrically conductive salt water passing over a hull.
Huddersfield brought their seven-match losing run to an end with a remarkable victory over a Hull side whose chances of finishing second in Super League were dealt a severe blow.
Paper boats, made by cementing layers of paper over a hull mold, have been built successfully, and at one time this construction was popular for small boats and canoes in America.
It's a question Joe surely asks himself every time he finds himself face-to-face with the grass after a speculative lob from a Hull full-back goes over his head.
Sunderland midfielder David Meyler was today in talks with npower Championship Hull over a permanent move.
In Sunderland and Hull, over a third of all employment is now low-paid – defined as below two-thirds of the national mid-point, or median, for wages.
An optimisation scheme involving a genetic and a general nonlinear constrained algorithm is used to minimise two fitness functions associated with the vibration transmission to the hull over a low-frequency range.
