Sentence examples for former vessels from inspiring English sources
It would also require the General Services Administration to track all former vessels in the hands of private owners.
The former vessels, the smaller of which may have a single centre line longitudinal bulkhead, have a greater number of tanks, and more complicated pumping arrangements, which permit the carriage of a number of different products on a single voyage.
A crossover design was followed, so that prior to cold storage 4 vessels were incubated for 2 h at 37°C with endotoxin (Escherichia coli 0127 B8, 50 μg mL−1) in Krebs solution and 4 with Krebs solution only, while, after cold storage, segments from the former vessels were incubated with Krebs solution only and segments from the latter with endotoxin in Krebs solution.
Therefore, it could be possible that the vasomotion-inducing effect of U-46619 in the former vessels was due to the higher vascular tension and not due to the absence of NO.
Windstar will spend $8.5 million per ship to renovate former Seabourn vessels, a cruise line statement says.
He will be accompanied on this voyage by the Rolano, an 80ft, 70-year-old former fishing vessel where he will sleep and eat – around 8,000 calories a day – at the end of each eight-hour session.
Meanwhile the SS Altmark, former supply vessel for the pocket battleship Admiral Graf Spee, scuttled after the battle of the River Plate in December 1939, sailed undetected from South America to the North Cape, where she entered Norwegian waters.
In 2000, Watson sailed a Sea Shepherd ship to the Galápagos for the first time, and lent (and eventually donated) a ninety-five-foot former Coast Guard vessel to the park, to help the rangers patrol.
It is the day before we are to set sail for Raragala aboard the Hama Pearl 11, a reassuringly solid 18-metre aluminium former pearling vessel, and Strunin is busy buying last minute supplies (cigarettes for the women, sugar products for his diabetes, seasickness tablets) and dealing with the seemingly indeterminate like who, precisely, will be travelling.
The black-painted and futuristic trimaran – a former racing vessel donated by a wealthy supporter and resembling nothing so much as a watery version of the Batmobile – was about to do battle with a whaling fleet that persistently breaches Australian waters to hunt for whales under the guise of "scientific research".
ON MAY 1st, the Coconut Fragrance Princess, a former cargo vessel refitted as a cruise ship, docked at Haikou on the southern island of Hainan after a three-day cruise to the Paracel islands, the first of many expected Chinese excursions to the islands.
