Sentence examples for ship fixed from inspiring English sources
That's why I'm not going to rescue you, but I do suggest you get that ship fixed.
The second is that ship fixed cost is associated with the use of the ship.
The Japanese ships fixed the U.S. destroyer with searchlights and hit her several times with gunfire, causing heavy damage, but Ralph Talbot escaped into a nearby rain squall, and the Japanese ships left her behind.
Table 10 presents the supply of ships in terms of available working days and ship daily fixed cost per the year 2018, while Table 11 presents the minimum and maximum frequency of calls in each trade area.
Finally, with regard to the requirement to ship tissues fixed for histopathology, airline and ground transport providers (especially international carriers) have specific safety regulations that prohibit shipment of samples containing many widely used fixatives and preservatives of tissue histologic integrity.
Their report, released today, calls for cutting spending on major ocean infrastructure, such as new ships and fixed seafloor observatories.
Particle velocities in long internal waves can generate forces on ships, on fixed and compliant surface piercing, and/or underwater structures or floating vehicles.
The length of ingress and egress queues for all ships is fixed as K, and the queueing discipline is simply given as first-in first-out (FIFO).
Because it represents an apparent improvement in safety over conventional lifeboat systems, the free-fall lifeboat has become a common lifesaving appliance on cargo ships and fixed offshore installations.
"Because NSF ocean funding is 'unlikely to grow significantly over the next decade,' the report says, 'the only way to recover funding for core science … is to reduce the amount of money spent on infrastructure,' " including new ships and fixed seafloor observatories.
Inman and the rest of the crew were transferred to shore duties and over the following week engaged D'Estaing's ships from fixed gun batteries as they bombarded the British positions.
