Sentence examples for compartment ship from inspiring English sources

We have shown that despite expansion of the HSC compartment, SHIP deficient mice have reduced long-term engraftment capacity and have an altered homing capacity due to reductions in key chemotaxis and adhesion receptors [8].

To further characterize the megakaryocytic compartment in SHIP deficient mice, we assessed the presence of early MKP, immuno-stained as Lin−c-Kit+CD41+, and of more differentiated MK, identified as Lin−c-Kit Lin−c-Kitigure 2A) [34].

The subdivision should be designed to make sure that after the flooding of a given number of compartments the ship can float and be stable under moderate environmental conditions.

Finally, the proposed algorithm is applied to ship compartment layout problems with the computational results compared with an actual ship compartment layout.

Sutyagin noted that such midget subs were often launched from a hidden compartment in a ship and noted that there had been unusual movements by a Russian-owned oil tanker in the area.

John Harbour, a spokesman for the European force, said the Russian destroyer had freed the tanker after its crew members had locked themselves into the rudder compartment of the ship.

In order that a navigator may work with them efficiently, charts must be kept with a minimum of folding in drawers in a large chart table in a compartment of the ship having ready access to the navigating bridge, known as the chart room or chart house.

The experience of design expert used to determine whether two ship compartment layout design cases are similar is hard to express by regular form, while using neural network can refine the experience of experts into the network.

The director control tower was the highest compartment on the ship, from where personnel would determine the range and optimum firing angle for a gun salvo, then transmit this information to the gun turrets: the actual firing could be controlled from the tower or the turret.

They were locked in dark ship compartments so small there was no room to lie down during the monthlong journey.

Another looming question was what would become of the 90percentt of the load that apparently sank more than two miles to the sea bed in compartments in the ship's sundered bow and stern sections.