The phrase 'stern area' is not correct or usable in written English.
To use it correctly, you would need to express more precisely what you mean. For example, you could write, "The stern area of the ship was covered in rust."
Hybrid computations also show the existence of strong transversal structures in addition to common bilge vortices in the ship stern area in the case of a bare hull.
The heating process such as line heating, triangular heating and so on is widely used in plate forming of shell plates found in bow and stern area of outer shell in a ship.
He was last man out of the tank at Stevens Institute of Technol ogy in Hoboken, N. J., but the tarrying was not so much of a problem as it was re finements in the stern area.
The wooden box found in the stern area of the shipwreck was made from an Artocarpus genus of the Moraceae family, more commonly known as the Mulberry family.
"I'm up to my neck - are you for real?" The girls had been closely escorted into the pool area by stern-voiced staff members from the home.
All four decks are designed for maximum comfort thanks to the large indoor pool, sauna, treatment, hair & beauty and massage areas and stern lounge, which boasts a 384-inch retractable cinema screen.
Photos show a substantial area of the stern burned on several decks, and equipment damaged by the flames.
Raising the death toll to 12 people, a woman's body, still wearing a life jacket, was retrieved on Saturday afternoon after navy divers blasted holes close to a submerged assembly area on the stern of the cruise ship where a number of bodies had already been found.
The area outside the stern layer is known as the diffuse layer and the ion distribution is described by the Gouy Chapman theory, which is based on Poisson Boltzman statistics [29].
When the forward flight deck was widened, an additional eight wires were added there to allow aircraft to land over the bow if the landing area at the stern was damaged.
After the forward flight deck was widened in 1936, an additional eight wires were added there to allow aircraft to land over the bow if the landing area at the stern was damaged.
