Meanings of upper hull in English

A gangplank extruded from the upper hull and lowered itself to the wharf.

Its airlock tube lengthened, sliding over the upper hull surface to reach the crew toroid.

They reached the voidhawk, and the bus extended its airlock tube over the upper hull.

That was followed by the emergence of the platform deck and upper hull above the water.

It was followed by the emergence of the upper hull of a strange looking cigar-shaped craft.

Pieces of metal rang against the upper hull.

Small silver fish slipped desperately past him, and then he was lying across the upper hull.

The upper hull was one hundred feet long and twenty feet in diameter at the widest part.

Hastings was at the wheel, much of the upper hull of the boat being now out of water.

Jack was forward, on the upper hull, with a line, one end of which was made fast to the platform deck.

The longer line of the upper hull, the planking extended beneath the beakhead to offer added strength and protection, were distinctively French.

Thus, no matter how much the lower hull might roll and pitch and toss, the upper hull remained level and comparatively undisturbed.

Now the kayak hung under a delta-shaped parasail, supported by a dozen nylon-10 risers that rose from strategic positions along the upper hull.

The big dark sphere, upper hull glinting in the livid red glow from its own thermo-dump panels, had been lost from sight in three minutes.

"You could just open them the way you let the upper hull go transparent?"