Sentence examples for marine craft from inspiring English sources
In the 1960s and '70s Boeing also diversified into areas such as marine craft (hydrofoils), transit systems, energy production, and agriculture but later refocused on aerospace.
SRT, bought out of Securicor after the dotcom crash, designs and markets microchips for secure mobile phone handsets used by military and civilian services, and for marine craft identification systems.
Gerstel and Berkovits would run into each other now and then at a nearby synagogue that they both found convenient for fulfilling their daily religious obligations — Congregation Kahal Avreichim, which occupies a squat little building that was for years a store dealing in marine craft and is commonly called the Boat Shul.
It is still used by many marine craft, but the precision (typically within 30 feet, or 10 metres) of satellite-based navigational aides, such as the global positioning system (GPS), is increasingly relegating land-based navigational systems to the status of backup systems.
This paper considers employing missile guidance concepts to design motion control systems for marine craft.
In this paper, the classical model of marine craft is put into a PHS form.
However, this surface-confined damage can impact the composite flexural strength which can be critical for marine crafts; particularly, as marine crafts are often subjected to out-of-plane loads (e.g., hull slamming).
Aluminum alloys are increasingly being used in a broad spectrum of load-bearing applications such as light rail and marine crafts.
Supervise construction of the building of marine crafts according to marine architecture specifications.
Sandwich structures have been widely used for many years in applications such as aircraft panels, marine-craft hulls, racing car bodies and spacecraft solar arrays.
The results showed excellent agreement between measured and estimated core shear strain for sandwich configurations with thin face plates, such as those encountered in aircraft and marine-craft constructions.
