Sentence examples for operating vessels from inspiring English sources

The company pleaded guilty to operating vessels with unqualified and overworked captains.

This applies to all internationally operating vessels of more than 400 gross tons, a threshold that brings most large yachts within its scope.

Recirculation facilities are often very elaborate, using fast vessel-exchange systems or even two operating vessels at one station to achieve high production rates.

While such channels and associated works are designed to minimize annual maintenance costs, the costs of operating vessels, locks, wharves, and other waterway works can be minimized by increased mechanization.

The Germany-based Sea-Watch group, one of several non-governmental organisations operating vessels off the coast of Libya, said the speedboat swooped in just as the NGO's personnel were about to go to the aid of the overcrowded rubber boat.

Since the introduction of the Automatic Identification System (AIS), which has to be installed on professional operating vessels, vessel movements can be tracked.

They are the former ship Jahre Viking, king of tankers, which is now a floating storage and offloading facility called Knock Nevis; and the still-successful and operating vessel from Dockwise of the Netherlands that is called the Blue Marlin now the world's largest semi-submersible heavy-lift vessel.

New analytical results for well-mixed, continuously operated vessels are contrasted with those for batch operation.

"We take the next step on this journey by establishing infrastructure and services to design and operate vessels, as well as advanced logistics solutions associated with maritime autonomous operations.

The fleet -- made up of hundreds of independently owned and operated vessels of all sizes -- "skittered around like gnats picking up farmers and merchandise," said David Black, manager of marine operations for Washington State Ferries.

The Jones Act limits shipping between U.S. ports to U.S. owned-and-operated vessels.