Sentence examples for smaller draught from inspiring English sources

The IKH requires a hull form to be modified by introducing an angle of inclination to the keel of a vessel, which results in a smaller draught at the bow and a deeper draught at the stern.

With great care he filters a small draught of dark liquid and, no, he doesn't offer us a drop.

In England dram came to mean a small draught of cordial or alcohol; hence the term dram-house for the taverns where one could purchase a dram.

In the plate rolled with small draughts, shear texture components appear in the intermediate layers.

Although originally one of the smaller breeds of draught horses, it is now a tall breed.

According to Yves Berger of Interbev, large parts of the French countryside are maintained by small-scale farmers breeding draught horses for the meat market.

They keep raising a small number of cattle for draught power and small ruminant animals to supplement their produce from cropping.

Though relatively small compared to other draught breeds, Finnhorses have considerable pulling power and can pull very heavy loads because of the breed's good pulling technique, with powerful take-off and a low, efficient body stature during the actual pulling.

Usually, livestock is not allowed to enter these zones, especially during the cropping season and violations are usually punished; yet, exceptions are made for draught oxen and smaller flocks of sheep (Fieloux and Rakotomalala 1987).

These draught horses were smaller than their modern counterparts; pictorial and archaeological evidence suggests that they were stout but short, approximately, and capable of drawing a load of 500-600 pernd per horse.

The output of the FEM and traditional calculation resulted in small errors of less than 3% for draught and 5% for vertical forces for small pulling angles ⩽30°.