Sentence examples for collective fleet from inspiring English sources

And the collective fleet continued to age in the hinterlands, three-decade-old airplanes aren't uncommon– resulting in more and more tragedies, culminating with Smolensk.

By last year Russian aircraft production had plummeted to a grand total of seven, acknowledged by President Dmitry Medvedev as a "very sad figure". And the collective fleet continued to age--in the hinterlands, three-decade-old airplanes aren't uncommon resulting in more and more tragedies, culminating with Smolensk.

Sailing the chartered 12-Meter South Australia with several other New Zealanders -- as well as the billionaire syndicate chief Ernesto Bertarelli, serving as navigator in a role he hopes to reprise in the next Cup regatta -- Coutts and Butterworth had cleaned the collective 11-boat fleet's clock in a dominating Race 1 performance.

Instead of developing individual models based on the track history of each unit or developing a global model based on the collective track history of the fleet, local fuzzy models are used based on clusters of peers similar units with comparable utilization and performance characteristics.

The herring fleet holds its collective breath -- generally in the smoky air of the Pioneer Bar -- awaiting the green light from the Alaska Department of Fish & Game to begin fishing.

Merchant navy is the collective term for the commercial shipping fleet worldwide.

A fundamental objective of the collective approach is to maintain a varied fishing fleet, resisting economic pressures for a smaller fleet of larger boats and industrial-scale catches, Ms. Thomas said.

It operates more than 540 ships a collective 26 million deadweight tons, accounting for four-fiths of China's international fleet.

It's been created by a wealthy, well-orchestrated alliance of big business, conservative political activists, and a fleet of management "consultants" set on ridding our nation of unions, collective bargaining, and basic protections for workers.

Orlando and the Enterprise car rental company re-upped their collective attempt to boost the fledgling electric vehicle market Friday by unveiling a new fleet of 14 Chevrolet Volts available to lease at Orlando International Airport.

Specifically, patron client relationships promoted an open access regime that expanded local fishing fleets while fishing cooperatives attempted to restrict access to local fishing grounds through collective action and multi-level linkages with government.