Sentence examples for hulls from inspiring English sources

Hominy is made from corn soaked in an alkaline solution to remove the hulls, and tastes like sweetcorn.

Around the time of World War 2, there was a change from insulated buckets to temperature sensors contained within ship hulls.

He studies air-lubrication systems, as the field is known, for the American navy, even though warships generally have V-shaped hulls, which facilitate fast travel but are unfriendly to bubbles.

The idea of using aquatic robots to search for the mines instead is alluring, but it is difficult to teach machines how to navigate around hulls without crashing into them or getting lost.

It is also installing stern flaps on its amphibious vehicles that can reduce fuel use by 2-3%, andevelopingng better coatings to prevent the growth of algae and barnacles on hulls that cause drag and increase fuel consumption.In October the USS Makin Island, an amphibious assault ship, was the first of 12 hybrid-powered ships to take to the water.

High-latitude vessels must be stable, with tough rigging, aluminium or steel hulls for strength, and fitted with keels and rudders that can be raised should they hit rock or ice, or need to lie ashore when anchoring is not possible.

FOR years navies have employed human divers, dolphins and sea lions to search for explosives attached to the hulls of warships by a scuba-diving enemy.

It is also possible to design hulls that include air-trapping recesses a couple of metres deep.Technology Quarterly Does it really stack up?

Communities in the town include Bar Harbor, Hulls Cove, and Salisbury Cove.

Russell Maliphant marks the 20th anniversary of his collaboration with the lighting genius Michael Hulls, in a special showcase of works.

While it will be taking Khan into the new territory of the Roundhouse stage, Until the Lions will be created with some of his familiar collaborators including the writer Karthika Naïr, visual artist Tim Yip, lighting designer Michael Hulls and dramaturg Ruth Little.