Sentence examples for existing boat from inspiring English sources

The plan also includes improvements to an existing boat yard and car parking, as well as sand dune restoration on an area known as Horton's Nose, close to Sunny Vale Holiday Park and Rhyl Yacht Club.

For instance, by its categorical form, the judgment 'the boat is moving' can constitute the relation of my representations of a boat and of motion to an objectively existing boat in motion, and as a result this judgment can be true or false.

This did not leave enough room for a derrick, as was fitted in Marat, and two large booms were fitted to handle aircraft while the existing boat cranes remained in place.

The owners of the existing boat-crossing monopoly attack his bridge with an idea – that the animist spirit of the river is offended by the bridge and it must be stopped or floods will ensue.

But even that, conservationists warned, could be used to make existing boats more efficient, further increasing overcapacity in the fleet.

Indeed, instead of modifying existing boats, which is how boat design has largely evolved, Mr. Bolger liked to design on the basis of problem solving.

The watchdog revealed that "other than holding 67% of the submarines envisaged in its 1985 Maritime Perspective Plan, the average operational availability between January 2002 and December 2006 of the existing boats was as low as 48% due to prolonged refit schedules".

Further planned improvements included the addition of a Stirling engine, either by refitting the existing boats or building a new, seventh one, but the imminent breakup of Yugoslavia happened before anything was realized.

Are you fine with chartering an existing cruise boat, customizing an existing one, or do you need to have a boat or ship built from scratch?

To improve the performance and reduce the damage of a real existing racing boat, direct structural analyses; static and non-linear transient dynamic analyses, were carried out to check the constraints of minimum weight design.

Always remove existing flight, boat, or train labels from luggage.