The more immediate plan is to replace the cap and bring in additional vessels to capture oil.
In September 1740 Commodore Anson set off across the Atlantic with six poorly manned, ill-equipped vessels to capture Spanish treasure ships in the Pacific.
Several studies have shown the ability of the nonlinear 1D equations of blood flow in compliant vessels to capture the main features of pressure and flow waves in the aorta and other large arteries (26, 30, 32, 38, 50).
[The Baltimore Sun] The containment vessel designed to capture oil in the event of a spill during Shell's exploratory drilling off the coast of Alaska has itself been responsible for four small illegal fluid discharges, the Coast Guard confirms.
A program has been specifically developed for the latter in order to control the probe position within the discharge vessel and to capture, filter, visualize, process and store the respective information.
Most of the fishing vessels used to capture M. challengeri are 20-40 m long, with "double or triple trawl rigs of low headline height".
Costa Nikias, owner and head brewer at La Sirène, is installing a coolship – an open fermenting vessel – in order to capture the flavours of the creek next to his brewery in his beer.
While the Duke and Duchess were successful in capturing that vessel, they failed to capture the Encarnación companion, a well-armed galleon named the Nuestra Señora de Begoña, which made its escape after damaging both vessels.
The optimisation is performed once on the case of the bent vessel (diameter=34 cm) to capture the bending behaviour, and the resulting stiffness values are subsequently used in all post-calibration comparisons.
The unarmed container ship, the Maersk Alabama, was the first American vessel to be captured in a wave of pirate attacks off the Horn of Africa, one of the most notoriously lawless stretches of international waters.
