Sentence examples for to vessels from inspiring English sources
noun
Any craft designed for transportation on water, such as a ship or boat.
She also compares some projects to vessels or cups.
The Iranian Navy has closed its waterways to vessels trying to smuggle oil and other products from Iraq.
The dome would corral the oil and route it up to vessels to be collected.
This is prompting a switch to vessels that run on LNG.
This was widely hailed as good news, but there was an under-reported catch: the ruling applied only to vessels of more than 95,000 tonnes.
"We believe the court has misinterpreted the A.D.A. to apply to vessels," said Gary E. Davidson, a lawyer for Premier in Miami.
He was a principal investigator for dozens of space missions, ranging from satellites orbiting Earth to vessels sent into deep space.
Tamarind-heavy chickpeas are mere accessories to vessels of luchi, half-collapsed poufs of fried and bubbled white flour.
Right column: clusters of compact vital tumour cells enclose to vessels in both co-transplanted tumours.
The analysis of the microvascular density was restricted to vessels with a diameter <20 μm.
The device broadcasts the information to vessels and shore base station in its communication range.
