Sentence examples for constructing vessels from inspiring English sources

By the 17th century, local shipyards were clattering away, constructing vessels for the Dutch East India Company as it plied the spice routes to Southeast Asia.

49 1 Meanwhile he kept constructing vessels throughout practically all Italy and collecting slaves for rowers, first from his friends, who were supposed to give willingly, and then from the rest — senators and knights and well-to‑do plebeians.

The electric water vehicle class is a new offering this year: Using plywood, fiberglass, simple motors, controllers, and other materials, teams of students will construct vessels that will (hopefully) carry them along a course in the Charles River.

His creativity was not confined to the design of buildings; during World War II, he attempted to construct vessels made of concrete for the Italian navy, but the project was not completed.

The proposed architecture mainly relies on the Automated Identification System and a constructed vessel database.

Furthermore, constructed vessel superclasses are balanced; the training set is arranged to have an equal number of examples from each superclass, after augmenting data for vessel type classes with lower number of examples.

Cambridge's boat was constructed by Searle of Stangate, while Oxford's "beautifully constructed" vessel was built by King of Oxford.

This involved digging wells, building roads and bridges, clearing forests, bushes and swamps and constructing fishing vessels.

The existing of basement membrane improves the development of endothelium while constructing blood vessel equivalent.

This, in turn, is limited by the availability of suitable cells from which to construct the vessels.

Savona Bailey McClain, a founder of the nonprofit West Harlem Art Fund, is encouraging these groups to construct rowing vessels that reflect African, Caribbean, Latin and American Indian traditions as part of an eventual Harlem Heights Heritage Area.