a monohull造句

• The secret is a monohull whose stern is sculptured, lifting it up and reducing drag.
• Lockheed are of a monohull design.
• Although won by a monohull, this race saw the multihulls firmly established on the scene.
• A monohull's keel is made effective by a combination of weight, depth, and length.
• This can cause collisions if the trimaran is moored close to a monohull and their swing circles overlap.
• The class rules require a monohull of maximum length 1000 mm, with a maximum draught of 420 mm.
• The record for a monohull, set Monday, is subject to confirmation and ratification by the International Sailing Federation.
• These points being even smaller in area than the planing hull of a monohull hydroplane, have even less drag.
• In the past week, two trimarans and a monohull in the race have collided with ships on the high seas.
• I think that our boats are totally safe, but in strong reaching conditions, they are closer to sailing a multihull than a monohull.
• Having a broad spacing between the front planing points, the three-pointer is less susceptible to instability caused by small disturbances than is a monohull.
• The 24-hour distance record was recently broken several times, with ABN AMRO 2 setting the record distance of for a monohull ( January 2006 ).
• The two most coveted records in Pacific Ocean yacht racing tumbled this past weekend as a multihull and a monohull crushed speed records in the Transpac'97 competition.
• It was overtaken by British yacht Silk Cut which set a world record for a monohull by travelling 448.9 nautical miles in the Southern Ocean within 24 hours.
• While it is a monohull, the yacht is designed with a canting ballast bulb, which swings hydraulically from one side of the boat to the other when the boat tacks.
• The fastest crossing for a monohull came two years ago when Boomerang roared to a win in 57 1 / 2 hours, less than half the time of the slowest race.
• "This boat will stay dead upright and just go forward, " says Dalton, while a monohull would heel and not use the wind force to maximum efficiency.
• Skippered by Gunnar Krantz, Swedish Match traveled 420.6 nautical miles over the last 24-hour period, just short of the 24-hour record for a monohull.
• It is notable that the second-placed boat overall was a trimaran of the smallest class; and perhaps even more so that third place went to a monohull from the same class.
• He was exhilarated at seeing his brand-new Melges 30 moving on a broad reach at about 16 knots, extremely fast for a monohull in the afternoon's 18-knot breeze.