Freeboard, distance from the waterline to the freeboard deck of a fully loaded ship; it is measured amidships at the side of the hull.
A video uploaded by Informuniversegic to YouTube on Jan . 14taken from a helicopter appears to show the Concordia on its side in the dark, rescue boats shining lights on the side of the hull.
Mr. Johnson and the expedition team was able to locate the propeller and rudder, an anchor winch, the ship's groundbreaking electrical generation equipment as well as the gash in the left side of the hull.
The flashpoint came soon afterwards, when Meyler nudged Pardew as he looked to grab the ball for a throw-in and the Newcastle manager reacted by pushing his forehead into the side of the Hull player's face.
Named the Plastiki, in honor of the 1947 Pacific adventure aboard Thor Heyerdahl's considerably less sophisticated raft, Kon-Tiki, Mr. de Rothschild's boat uses two-liter plastic bottles as its primary building material, either melted down and reformulated or strapped to the side of the hull.
Swaying drunkenly, my knees bending as if on a Bongo Board, I might have pitched into the drink between the dropping platform and the rising port side of the hull if not for a helping hand from the crewmen, who were kind enough not to smirk.
You can even see where the white sheer stripes start on the side of the hull.
Flapping wings located beneath or to the side of the hull of the ship are investigated as unsteady thrusters, augmenting ship propulsion in waves.
