Sentence examples for hull survey from inspiring English sources

It is not as a study of neurosis that the Hull survey made its biggest impact.

Yet it was not as an exercise in rational reassurance that the Hull survey is best known.

The Hull survey, then, fitted easily within the growing contemporary consensus that pre-war predictions about an epidemic of raid-induced panic had proven groundless.

For Zuckerman, by reinvigorating inter-war hyperbole about the powers of bombing to induce crippling fear in the civilian population, the 'misuse' of the Hull survey represented a clear setback in his campaign to use science to slay myth.

The survey's objectifying approach to civilian emotional states can be appreciated from another angle, by examining its proposed treatment of one of the more intriguing set of materials generated by the Hull survey: a trove of commissioned essays from Hull school-children on their air raid experiences.

The ship's hull was surveyed in 1927 and anticipated to be sound for another 15 years, and she relieved on the China Station from 1 September to 20 March 1928.

Nevertheless, in his final report on the combined results of the Hull and Birmingham survey, co-authored by Bernal, Zuckerman was clear in his overall assessment of the lesson to be drawn from the survey.

Jayne Heard at Hull Royal Infirmary, Hull, UK.

The FEM incorporates findings from other key components of the USS Arizona Preservation Project, such as steel hull corrosion rates, structural surveys of the vessel, sediment compaction studies, and analysis of the concretion that covers the ship's hull, into a single tool that is being used to predict how the wreck will degrade in the future.

Closed areas were surveyed using a hull mounted multibeam system and ground-truthed with an underwater camera system.

Though the survey incorporated material from both Hull and Birmingham, it was Hull that emerged as the focus of Fraser's neurosis research.