Sentence examples for shore facility from inspiring English sources
The challenge is precisely to optimize their capital costs to compete for an offshore installation against a shore facility.
However, an important obstacle to building the largest vessels is the lack of suitable shore facilities for them.
By 1880 the Navy only had 48 ships in commission, 6,000 men, and the ships and shore facilities were decrepit but Congress saw no need to spend money to improve them.
This was the last significant ship-to-ship action in the Adriatic, and its conclusion allowed British raiders to strike against coastal convoys and shore facilities unopposed, seizing isolated islands and garrisons with the aid of an increasingly nationalistic Illyrian population.
Willaumez was fortunate to have collected this information before attempting to anchor in Table Bay: Popham had ordered all ships and shore facilities to continue to fly the Dutch flag in the hope that enemy ships would be lured within range of the port's gun batteries.
Other claims, less widely heard, include a belief that Sydney was not at action stations and thus not prepared for Kormorans attack, distress calls from the cruiser were heard by Australian shore facilities but ignored, and that survivors were captured then executed by the Japanese.
The innumerable academic institutions with shore facilities for study of the marine environment (private ones such as the Duke University Marine Laboratory and public ones such as Friday Harbor Laboratories of the University of Washington) have provided foci of research and knowledge.
Two approaches are taken to presenting information on shore facilities used for pelagic fishing.
Attention has also been paid to the shore facilities for handling and processing fish.
The second approach to presenting information on shore facilities is to categorize the types of landing sites/facilities.
Several countries have plans to improve their shore facilities (Table 58), primarily to accommodate anticipated increased large pelagic fishing activity.
