Sentence examples for depth of a ship from inspiring English sources
The Coast Guard has increased the depth of a ship's hull allowed on the lower Mississippi River to 39 feet from 35 feet.
The overall length, breadth and depth of the ship model are 1 m, 0.213 m and 0.083 m respectively.
Performance of a ship in an accident can be measured by energy dissipation, penetration depth, quantity of oil outflow or residual hull girder strength.
Figure 12 Aligned HRRPs of a ship.
In 1980, the eruption of Mount St. Helens deposited large amounts of sediment in the lower Columbia, temporarily reducing the depth of the shipping channel by 26 feet.
The standard depth of shipping channels is now 45 feet, and many ports -- including New York -- are deepening their approaches to 50 feet.
You'd have had to go down into the depths of the ship.
During the crew's final meal before re-entering stasis, Kane begins to choke and convulses in extreme pain as a small alien creature bursts from his chest, killing him, and escapes into the depths of the ship.
Test three (8 June) was a 300 kg 8th year type torpedo on the starboard side at a depth of 4.05 m under the ship's waterline; four (12 June) was a 350 kg torpedo to port, 4.9 m below the waterline.
