Sentence examples for with a hull from inspiring English sources

The first rigid airship, with a hull of aluminum sheeting, was built in Germany in 1897.

Subsequently he built a 38-foot (11.6-metre) ketch, the Nennele, with a hull only a half inch thick.

With a hull recently docked, cleaned, and painted, sea-trial performance can provide a valuable yardstick for assessing performance in service.

After the war, he did succeed in building a 165-ton, motor-powered, concrete sailboat, with a hull 1.4 inches (3.6 cm) thick.

Let's buy a boat.' " Traditionally, the boat offered is a "deck kayak," with a hull completely enclosed except for a small hole in top.

Three 5,600-horsepower 5,600-horsepowerill providieselruising powenginesore than 70 knots, will a hull designed to make that sprovidemfortable even in cruisingaters.

We improved the observations by switching to a line-controlled sailing observation method with a hull-mounted system after 2008 as shown in Figure 2b.

Despite extra- long slender grains, it has an appreciable head rice recovery of 54.5% with a hulling and milling percentage of 75.0 and 70.5, respectively.

AG-22 was a single-hulled submarine, with a pressure hull divided into five watertight compartments.

Working evenings and weekends, they built their first amphibious vehicle, a hull with wheels stuck on each outside corner.

The issue concerns mainly yachts with overall length of a hull below 10 m.