Sentence examples for groups of vessels from inspiring English sources
The Kursk was a quintessential Soviet creation, huge as the superpower's ambition, equipped to destroy entire groups of vessels many times its own size -- and, of course, top-secret.
The identification of groups of vessels with the same exploitation pattern (e.g. gear used, fishing ground, target species) over time, usually referred to as a "métier", is a major topic of fishery management.
From this complexity arises the need for defining fleet components (FCs) (i.e., groups of vessels developing the same fishing pattern through the year), which allow the design of simpler and more efficient sampling schemes on the basis of understanding the behaviour of such components.
This involves the allocation of percentage quota shares each year mainly to groups of vessels, although some individual vessel allocations are made by Government in the case of pelagic and distant water stocks.
EM selection pool means the defined group of vessels from which NMFS will randomly select the vessels required to use an EM system under § 679.51(f).
The amphibious assault ship USS Kearsarge, which had been moored in Crete, is leading a group of vessels towards the eastern Mediterranean to support the 2,000 US troops as they leave the Kurdish-majority part of northeastern Syria, Pentagon officials told The Wall Street Journal.
For example, the Northeast sea scallop fishery is a group of vessels with the authority, granted by NMFS, to catch and retain a specified amount of the species.
Vessel recognition aims at revealing the accurate identity of a vessel by analyzing an unseen example image of it and finding out the matching vessel within a group of vessels.
As inspired by [15], the presence of multi-level relevance information and hierarchical grouping of vessels may allow exploitation of MARVEL dataset for a further performance improvement for particular marine vessel recognition tasks in the future.
The Battle Fleet was a powerful group of vessels, spread from Hawaii to Puget Sound to San Diego, but incapable of being assembled into a single fighting fleet except under special conditions.
