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Meanings of naval architecture in anglès
Engineering discipline dealing with the design and construction of marine vessels.
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Usage of naval architecture in anglès
1
Everything in naval architecture springs from and is related to the keel.
2
This is doubtless an exaggeration, but indicates great progress in naval architecture.
3
Titanium is alloyed in small quantities with aluminium for use in naval architecture.
4
The Clyde is indissolubly connected with the history and progress of naval architecture.
5
The consideration of iron-clad vessels involves that of armor, ordnance, projectiles, and naval architecture.
6
But it's advances improved agriculture, manufactures, medicine, surgery, navigation, naval architecture, gunnery, and engineering.
7
The strides of naval architecture and marine engineering have been marvelous within the present generation.
8
This beautiful and grand specimen of the perfection of naval architecture is named The John Bunyan.
9
She was larger than anything previously known in naval architecture; she had four masts and three helms.
10
They are superior models of naval architecture, and with their formidable battery add largely to public strength and security.
11
The St. Philip was the phenomenon of naval architecture of that day, larger and stronger than any ship before known.
12
Advances in naval architecture and materials mean Freivokh can create "pretty much anything" if the client has unlimited imagination.
13
Footwear and naval architecture I know, but I never could get my head around why you'd put wax in the ceiling.
14
Whatever the Crusades did for cities they did equally for commerce; and with the needs of commerce came improvement in naval architecture.
15
The theory of naval architecture in England was never both sound and strong enough to get its own way against all opposition.
16
The ironclad vessel was not then a new idea in naval architecture, but its efficiency as a fighting machine was then first demonstrated.
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