Sentence examples for vessels discharge from inspiring English sources
On previous annual inspections, which were announced and at which Mr. Easter was always present, Coast Guard inspectors found the vessels' discharge valves locked shut.
On previous annual inspections, which were announced and at which Mr. Easter was always present, Coast Guard inspectors found the vessels' discharge valves locked shut, as required by federal regulations.
The measured time-dependent data for vessel discharge pressure, thrust, discharge mass flow rate, and gas temperatures are compared with a theoretical model for high pressure nitrogen release.
These results indicate that the conventional outflow models treating the pipeline as a vessel discharging through an orifice are inappropriate especially during the early stages of depressurisation.
This change in supply, from fresh to frozen fish, has triggered investments in new cold storage plants along the Norwegian coast where most of these vessels now discharge their catch.
Michigan has taken a leading role by passing regulation preventing ocean-going vessels from discharging contaminated ballast water.
The number of large seabirds attending the vessel during discharge events decreased significantly when waste was held for 4 h.
As for ships with cargo for the embargoed Kuwait, Norman Hooke, a shipping analyst at Lloyds Maritime Information Services, an arm of the Lloyds of London insurance market, said that those ships were instead unloading "farther down the gulf". He added: "A lot of vessels are discharging their cargo in the Dubai area" of the United Arab Emirates.
Once tumours are able to break through this membrane, cancerous cells not only invade surrounding tissue substances but also enter the bloodstream often via a lymphatic vessel, which discharges its contents into the blood.
The largest jejunal draining vein appeared to be a transverse trip vessel that discharged into the left side of the SMV.
The Owner may, when practicable, have the Vessel call and discharge the cargo at another or substitute port declared or requested by the Charterer.
