Sentence examples for vessel order from inspiring English sources

For the Liberal Democrats, Willie Rennie recalled that Ms Sturgeon had previously suggested that a fisheries protection vessel order should be reclassified as a "grey ship" (that is, military) so that the work could be diverted to Scottish yards.

Using the generation number and Strahler taxonomy schemes, average macular branching generation for both arterioles and venules is ∼11.5, and average Strahler vessel order is ∼3.5.

Basal endothelium-dependent vasodilation in diabetics in response to ACh was on average more pronounced (>40% of basal ID) than in control rats, but not significantly so, based on vessel order or vessel class.

A tiny British patrol boat closed in on the Spanish vessel, ordering it to leave Gibraltar waters, but to no effect.

Next came Hastings-on-Hudson and Dobbs Ferry, and when the sinking sun was setting the sails aglow, he suddenly stopped the vessel, ordered the crew below decks and out of sight, and sent a motorized raft out with cameras.

The vessel, ordered by Stena Offshore, a Swedish company, will have a hull strong enough to break through ice, withstand 50-foot waves and insulate the men and machinery inside from outside temperatures as low as 40 degrees below zero.

Some sources report Reşadiye and Mehmed Reşad V as having been different ships; these were in fact the same vessel, ordered originally under the latter name.

But once these vessels, ordered in the boom before the financial crisis, are in the water, the course ahead looks rocky.

The list showed ship owners charging $58,000 a day now but just $24,000 a day for charters next year or in 2011 — an indication that there will be more ships than cargoes in the years ahead, particularly with shipyards still finishing vessels ordered during the recent boom.

The patrol vessels ordered the container ship to go deeper into Iranian waters, but the master refused.

Officials told boat owners to put their property in shelter, totaling 65,000 vessels ordered to return to report.