Sentence examples for on which vessel from inspiring English sources

Jeremiah O'Brien immediately outfitted one of the three captured vessels (sources disagree on which vessel; Polly and Unity are both mentioned, and historian James Volo suggests that recent scholarship favors Polly) with breastwork, armed her with the guns and swivels taken from the Margaretta and changed her name to Machias Liberty.

Based on which vessel is involved and the degree of involvement, the patient is placed in either the resectable, borderline or unresectable categories (Figs. 1 3).

Until now, most data on the temporal change in the composition of the atherosclerotic plaque have been based on cross-sectional studies in which vessel specimens obtained during autopsy or operation (carotid endarterectomy) were evaluated.

He called the technique an advance over one he used in operations on children in Japan, in which vessels were grown from cells on a scaffold that then degraded and was absorbed into the body.

Even for loans on which the vessel is still worth more than the mortgage, these experts say, the discount demanded is about 20 percent.

However, almost all respondents felt that the adoption of LNG depends not so much on ship type as on the specific trade on which the vessel is deployed.

Although left-sided involvement is more common, diffuse or segmental involvement of the colon may occur depending on the cause and which vessels are involved [7] (Fig. 22).

But scientists are only beginning to identify which peptides home in on which blood vessels in mice, and some worry those results may not translate to humans.

When a shipowner makes an initial enquiry, he usually gives the shipbuilder four items of information: type of vessel, deadweight of the new ship, required service speed, route on which the new vessel will operate.

Diametric to the classification method based on IR, which is vessel width dependent (larger vessels are most likely correctly classified), the current SD-OCT based technique could correctly classify both large and small vessels.

Doyle's own sketch adorns the book's cover, showing the three-masted vessel on which he served for six months.