Sentence examples for ship navigating from inspiring English sources
Hold on, that's the guy, too, bundled against the frigid air on the deck of a ship navigating the treacherous ice floes on a river in Quebec.
But last summer, Inuvialuit natives here on the northern edge of Canada had front-row seats for unusual open-water traffic -- a Chinese research vessel examining ice conditions, a Russian boat towing a huge drydock from Siberia and an American cruise ship navigating the once forbidden Northwest Passage.
"So who's going to be left to buy their stuff?" Did we mention that Redback's stock is now at $5.83 , 97 off of its 52-week high and that Chief Executive Vivek Ragavan Vivek Ragavan was ousted in May? Redback is a small ship navigating rough seas that are upsetting tankers like Cisco Systems and Nortel Networks.
At the annual St . PetersburgInternational Economic Forum, Tsipras cast Greece as a ship navigating troubled waters as it faces a June 30 deadline for a $1.8-billion 1.8-billiont that it can't cover without borrowing more.
In this chapter, a dynamic model for a ship navigating in sea is introduced.
The Half Moon was the ship navigated by Henry Hudson in 1609 for the Dutch East India Company when he discovered the Delaware Bay and River.
These changes have already made travel in the region notably easier; in 2007, for the first time in history, a ship navigated through the Northwest Passage without help from an icebreaker.
Environmentalists are concerned that ships navigating reef passageways – many of which are narrower than the English Channel – will run aground, as a Chinese vessel did in 2010, tearing a two-mile gash into the coral and spilling several tonnes of oil.
Based on AIS data, we find that there are usually a number of ships navigating over the Nankai Trough.
This paper will analyse what can be the limiting ice thickness for ships navigating in the Russian Arctic and designed according to the Finnish-Swedish ice class rules.
The potential for ship accidents requires tailored guidelines for ship-ice interactions which justify the need for a suitable performance and risk assessment model for ships navigating in the Arctic waters.
