Sentence examples for shipping length from inspiring English sources

The hot bar is then cut by a flying shear into cooling-bed length (e.g., 50 metres), after which it is cooled, inspected, and cold-cut to shipping length.

In general, a short pitching period in relation to ship length is found to be advantageous in raising the limit of speed in rough head seas.

The friction coefficient is largely a function of the Reynolds number (the product of water density times ship speed times ship length, divided by water viscosity); it is not controllable by a designer since water density and viscosity are beyond control and ship length and speed are almost inevitably dictated by other considerations.

All the "standard" waves have lengths equal to the ship length.

Prices depend on size of cabin, size of ship, length of trip and time of year.

When the wavelength was similar to the ship length, the ship moved against the waves, and thus the added resistance was greater compared with other wavelengths.

They indicate a leveling off of the design wave height at a constant value when the ship length reaches approximately 1,100 feet (335 metres).

The most important coefficient of form is the block coefficient defined as the ratio of the displacement volume to the product of ship length, breadth and draught.

The strip theory is then applied to integrate the whole ship hydrodynamic characteristics along the ship length and the ship motion behaviors in waves can be obtained through the equations of motions.

The most important single factor in cutting down the increased resistance, as well as motions, of ships running in waves appears to be a small fatness ratio; in other words, a small underwater volume compared with the ship length.

The statistical relations are presented in the form of histograms of: ship length L, length to breadth ratio L/B, length to depth ratio L/H, length to pontoon diameter ratio L/D.