Sentence examples for warship structure from inspiring English sources

The assessment of the Vasa warship structure from a mechanical performance perspective requires a large number of measurements due to the large variation in the biologically/chemically degraded and PEG-impregnated oak.

In the late 1990s, different concepts for strengthening the warship's structure were investigated.

The structure of the warship itself consists of 25 main frames providing stiffness to the side and bottom structures.

For the final night offsite dinner reception we have hired out the entire Vasa Museum (http://www.vasamuseet.se/InEnglish/about.aspx), a purpose-built structure housing the world's only surviving 17th century warship.

Figure 4 Proposed methodology for investigating the structural behaviour and preserving the Vasa warship.

For structures of significant cultural value such as the Vasa warship, one aim is to minimise the destruction of the object.

(2) X-ray investigations are of great importance in the evaluation of the mechanical and physical properties of the Vasa warship, as more accurate estimates can be obtained when assessing the condition of the structure when X-ray methods are used.

Decisions on the size, number and location of American bases in Asia, as well as troop strength and deployments of combat aircraft and warships to the region, cannot be separated from pending questions on the evolving military structure worldwide, he said.

(4) The large variations in all the mechanical properties from the oak in the Vasa warship require more detailed investigations of these properties at the various locations in the ship's structure.

If He Disobeys, the Structure Will Be Bombarded This Morning -- British Residents Ordered to Go on Board the Warships -- Two More War Vessels Arrive in the Harbor -- Believed to be a Good Time to Abolish Arab Rule.

A model of this kind can be used, among other things, to evaluate different options for improving the support of the ship (Figure 3), identifying critical zones in the warship subjected to high forces and/or large deformation, estimating load transfer from the hull to the present support structure and predicting the structural behaviour over time.