Sentence examples for ship classification from inspiring English sources

There are more than 50 ship classification organizations worldwide.

As a result, new challenges for ship designers, crew members, and ship classification societies are looming.

The paper reviews the ship classification industry and identifies what the classification societies can do to add value to the maritime industry more effectively.

We applied BvSB-ADN to a ship classification task to verify its effectiveness and feasibility, and found that it outperforms other classification methods.

Finally, how can the rules and procedures of ship classification societies related to power quality be improved to avoid catastrophic consequences of worsening power quality?

After coming under pressure from the United States, the ship classification society Lloyd's Register said in late April that it would close its office in Iran and stop certifying the safety of Iran's ships.

These treaties became effectively obsolete on September 1, 1939 at the beginning of World War II, but the ship classifications that had been agreed upon still apply.

Lloyd's Register of Shipping, world's first and largest ship-classification society, begun in 1760 as a registry for ships likely to be insured by marine insurance underwriters meeting at Lloyd's coffeehouse in London.

The conversion was authorized in the same year (1948) and was scheduled to be completed in 1950; the ship's classification was changed to CBG-3 to reflect the planned overhaul.

A neural network based ship hull plate classification programme developed and tested for the automatic classification of ship design.

Concern for its environmental impact was growing among regulators, classification societies, ship operators, ship owners, and other stakeholders.