Sentence examples for sailing conditions from inspiring English sources

"Ocean Scene, Henrietta Scudding" is especially evocative, depicting the fast-sailing schooner Henrietta battling some treacherous midocean sailing conditions during the first trans-Atlantic yacht race in December 1866.

The sailing conditions include flat water, big rollers, backside wave-sailing on sand bar breaks, down the line wave sailing at Fort Macon, and big port tack jumping on "The Rip" off Shackleford banks.

"It's fantastic and the sailing conditions there are unbeatable.

When estimating them, non-standard sailing conditions such as starting the engine and zigzag maneuvers are included in addition to normal sailing conditions such as straight maneuvers.

The best sailing conditions are to be found from December to May, when winds are strong and consistent.

The simulation results from the FSI model compare very well with the experimental data for steady sailing conditions.

Using the developed method, velocity and attitude of a 30 feet sloop yacht, which was developed by Korea Research Institute of Ship and Ocean (KRISO) and termed KORDY30, were predicted in upwind sailing condition.

Jupiter had not been severely damaged in the engagement and Brave, although damaged in the hull, was in a sailing condition.

Hypothesizing that the common ancestor of mammals and Dimetrodon possessed a sail requires two evolutionary changes: one change to the sailed condition and a second change to the non-sailed condition in a more recent ancestor of mammals.

With the kind of vigorous enthusiasm and disdain for physical comfort bred in New England and its prep schools (from which a great percentage of Northeast Harborites come), it is hardly surprising that they think little of spending a day sailing in conditions that would make outsiders think they were all just a bit mad.

It was sailing in poor conditions near the island of Othonoi, north-west of Corfu when the call was made.