Anastomosis, in anatomy, the intercommunication between two vessels or nerves.
Larger icebergs weighing up to 1m tonnes have reportedly been towed with a rope slung between two vessels.
Trawlers can also work at pair trawling, in which a trawl is pulled between two vessels.
A coordinated control scheme assuming a reliable communication channel between two vessels is also introduced to ensure the safety of the vessels and continuous oil transfer by suppressing excessive relative heading changes under significant environmental disturbances.
For purposes of this part, this definition includes, but is not limited to, beam trawls (trawl with a fixed net opening utilizing a wood or metal beam), otter trawls (trawl with a net opening controlled by devices commonly called otter doors), and pair trawls (trawl dragged between two vessels) and is further described as pelagic or nonpelagic trawl.
During a tandem offloading operation between a floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) unit and a connected shuttle tanker (ST), the control of the relative position and heading between two vessels is crucially important, since large relative motion may cause serious accidents such as collision or hose disconnection.
This strategy is on the upswing because it doesn't involve an exchange between two vessels, and therefore is not easily picked up by police radars.
There are multiple right renal veins in 30%% of cases, which consist of between two and four vessels that originate in the hilum [7, 48, 49] (Figs. 14a, b).
When or where Teach collected the ten gun Briganteen is unknown, but by that time he may have been in command of at least 150 men split between three vessels.
Images were prepared from between two and four vessels per treatment group (mean: 3.25 vessels).
