Offshore Puerto Rico on its initial penetration of Cleo on August 23, a Lockheed WC-121N Super Constellation used as a reconnaissance aircraft experienced its port wing tip fuel tank and portion of wing torn away by extreme updraft turbulence, which injured six of its crew.
The price includes everything food, fuel, salaries, port fees save tips for the crew.
As the light arrives at the end of the cleaved middle port (the sensing tip), it is split into the reference and measurement beams by partial internal reflection (from the fiber tip) and subsequently the measurement beam is returned by external reflection (from the tooth surface).
Alotau, port town, southeast tip of mainland Papua New Guinea, southwestern Pacific Ocean.
As it neared Santa Maria di Leuca, on the country's southernmost tip, port authorities dispatched two helicopters as a precaution and boarded the ship with a team of six coast guard officials.
"Provincetown?" a Boston friend, who only summers on tony Nantucket, sniffed when I mentioned my plan to visit the artist colony and fishing port at the tip of Cape Cod last July.
On its own with few natural resources, the port at the tip of the Malay Peninsula evolved from a British naval base into a tiny nation underpinned by a multilingual ethos, where an ethnic Chinese majority and sizable Indian and Malay populations coexist.
Eleven environmental samples collected during the site visit included ink (1.5 L); tap water (1.5 L); liquid soap (1 L); petroleum jelly; and swabs of equipment, the soap dispenser port, and the tip of a reusable black-ink container.
This is an oxygen lance with additional ports at the tip for burning carbon monoxide into carbon dioxide inside the converter.
Thus, you frequently hear that "tip" arose as TIP, "To Insure Promptness"; "posh" from "port out, starboard home," supposedly the best places for staterooms aboard ship.
