The collection bears the name of shipping entrepreneur Sir William Burrell, who died in 1958, and left his thousands of paintings, sculptures, tapestries, ceramics and stained glass to Glasgow.
There is some confusion over the number and name of ships that were part of the Reşadiye class.
The names of ship captains are provided by Mahan unless otherwise cited, and casualty figured are provided by Lapeyrouse.
The name 'optimisation of ship voyage', which implies both the scheduling and routing processes, cares for the alternative production cycles of the same ship caused by the alternative cargo mixes available for transport.
It is given to cargo mix selection made in a short-term plan, say 3 to 4 months at most (as in any ship voyage), whereas the name 'optimisation of ship allocation', which implies the routing process only, cares for the alternative production cycles caused by the alternative trade areas available for service.
The names of ships are not italicized.
On and around the vessels are handwritten notations, the names of ships (Aurora, Leviathan, Behemoth), battles and innumerable sums and notations that try to count out the impossible cycles of naval war.
When the colors began to run out, the War Department drew up a list of "10,000 common nouns and adjectives," avoiding "proper nouns, geographical terms, and names of ships" that might give military clues away to the enemy, Colonel Sieminski writes.
In modern times, Sleipnir appears in Icelandic folklore as the creator of Ásbyrgi, in works of art, literature, software, and in the names of ships.
According to official reports, though, reasons of economy were to dictate otherwise: on 22 August 1969 the United States Secretary of Defense released a list of names of ships to be inactivated; at the top of the list was New Jersey.
You should italicize the names of ships, airplanes, missiles, and man-made satellites.
