Many variables affect the performance of a ship's machinery at sea, so the only practical basis for a contract to build to a specification and acceptance by the owner is a sea trial where everything is under the builder's control.
Many variables affect the performance of a ship's machinery at sea so the practical basis for a contract to build to a specification and acceptance by the owner is a sea trial where everything is under the builder's control.
Daniels has admitted to having waited four decades for something like this – a bespoke bus, built to a high specification, just for London.
Driven by the need to verify a CFD model of a novel vertical axis wind turbine (VAWT) device, a 1.6 m diameter prototype was designed, built to a high specification and tolerance and then tested in the industry standard MIRA wind tunnel over the full wind range that might be expected in an urban environment.
A new 962C-based car was obtained, although it was once again built to a unique GTi specification.
In addition, some hot-rod shops can build, to a customer's specification, cars that cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
As the focus of this amiable featherweight of a play by Charles Randolph-Wrightheyhey are a clan built to prime-time specifications: an overbearing mom; a forbearing dad; a crusty grandma; and two sons, a renegade 17-year-old and an observant 12-year-old.
The biggest immigration removal centres are either converted high-security prisons or have been built to that specification.
The award of the $50bn contract to French shipbuilder DCNS means the fleet will be new Barracuda-class submarines which will be built to Australian specifications for a conventional, non-nuclear powered submarine.
The main steam pipe for the brakes had failed …." Flying Scotsman, he estimates, needed 5,000 new parts – all built to original specifications ��� including a new boiler, purloined from her sister locomotive Salmon Trout and restored to working order.
