Sentence examples for vessel apart from inspiring English sources

Neil Mungo, 53, an offshore installation manager, was part of a five-strong team of volunteers from oil and gas services company Wood Group PSN who took the vessel apart in Mombasa, then put it back together again on Lake Victoria.

Sometimes I pull my still-unfired vessels apart just to see what would happen.

Wall hyalinization was evident in multiple small and large vessels apart from intraluminal groups of neoplastic cells.

The future of anti-vascular cancer therapy may depend on finding new targets on "late" vessels, apart from those associated with the VEGF/VEGFR axis.

Moreover, in the endothelium of intact vessels apart from endothelial cell-cell borders we found more holes of the IEL (representing potential areas of myoendothelial junctions outside endothelial cell borders) positively stained with Cx37 than in nearby control regions (apart from endothelial cell-cell borders and apart from holes) not directly adjoining smooth muscle.

All 20 crewmen were rescued by islanders, but the vessel broke apart and released more than 1,500 tonnes of oil on to the waters around the island, coating the rockhoppers.

Race officials said the catamaran was performing a "bear-away" manoeuvre, turning away from the wind, when one of its two bows dug into the water's surface, and the vessel broke apart in San Francisco Bay.

Standing structures called ways, constructed of concrete and wooden blocks, spaced about one-third of the vessel's beam apart, support the ship under construction.

At the same time, some officials studying ways to salvage the Kursk said any operation to raise the damaged submarine held some risk that the vessel would break apart as it rose to the surface.

That law limits the total liability of a vessel's owner, apart from pollution-related claims, to the vessel's value, including any money owed to its owner, after an accident like a sinking.

HONG KONG — Salvage experts and a tugboat crew struggled on Monday to save a large Chinese freighter that slammed into the Great Barrier Reef off Australia over the weekend, trying to prevent the vessel from breaking apart as some of the 1,075 tons of engine fuel in its tanks began oozing from the hull, threatening the world's largest collection of coral.