Sentence examples for constructing a ship from inspiring English sources

The British primarily used arc welding, even constructing a ship, the "Fullagar" with an entirely welded hull.

The lymphovascular embolus represents the phenomenon of the "ship in the bottle" where the arduous and complex task of constructing a ship within a bottle is replaced with the relatively effortless and simple job of building the bottle around the ship [5].

This design failing also … he next constructed a ship so made that it would very suddenly cleave asunder, in the hope of destroying her either by drowning or by the deck above her cabin crushing her in its fall".

As each plank is removed from the original ship it is used to construct a ship that is constituted from all and only the planks belonging to the original ship.

In this paper, Linear quadratic Gaussian (LQG) control algorithm linked to Recursive Least Squares (RLS) algorithm has been applied to a multivariate auto-regressive exogenous (MARX) model of ships to construct a ship autopilot.

The descendents of the original owners have been collecting the discarded original planks, and three hundred years after the christening they obtain the last of the original planks and construct a ship that is indistinguishable from the original ship.

They eventually construct a ship and sail to a "promised land" in the Western Hemisphere.

In 2006, the mayor of Salbris announced plans to construct a shipping depot on an industrial site near the Château de l'Écluse.

He tells me that the community he's pulled together is constructing a bunker out of shipping containers, 1.2 kilometres above sea level in the mountains outside Tenterfield.

Dr. Matthew Cordaro of the Long Island Lighting Company, which is constructing a reactor and intends to ship its waste through N.Y., was booed and hissed.

The sinking of the Titanic is one of the landmark disasters in history, partly because of the belief that the builders' purpose had been to construct an "unsinkable" ship that ended up sinking on its maiden voyage.