approaching vessel造句

• It's impossible for a heavy barge to stop moving for an approaching vessel, Schier said.
• After this the boat can be left indefinitely, only keeping a lookout for other approaching vessels.
• Before surfacing the divers check for approaching vessels.
• Yellow means that the lock chamber is being emptied or filled to match the level of the approaching vessel.
• The mine detects the physical impulses of approaching vessels and can choose which ones are the most valuable ones.
• The cameras, some stationary and some mobile, send signals back to his command post, allowing patrols to track approaching vessels.
• Under the interdiction program, approaching vessels are contacted by radio or other signal and asked to identify themselves and their cargo.
• Just before daylight, June 16, 1914, The two American destroyers and " Tampico " sighted two fast-approaching vessels to the north.
• Under current operations, coalition ships contact approaching vessels by radio or other signals and ask them to identify themselves and their cargo.
• Regaining control, Chekov shows Kirk an image of the approaching vessel, showing that it is actually a creature like Usdi, except much larger.
• Levin also said the submarine had several sets of sophisticated sensors, including sonar and radar, designed to alert the crew to any approaching vessels.
• This makes them meaningful regardless of the direction or position of the approaching vessel, in contrast to the ( perhaps better-known ) lateral mark system.
• Based on the myth of the mirrors of Archimedes he wanted to employ enormous mirrors to direct intense amounts of sunlight onto the approaching vessels.
• The Spaniards had assumed the approaching vessels were part of their convoy, but by daybreak they had realised their error and vainly set more sail to escape.
• Because of its location, Fort Saumarez also served as one of six to ten optical telegraph stations that ringed the coast to give warning of approaching vessels.
• Authorities are beefing up security at the Panama Canal, enlisting more security forces to patrol the waterway and inaugurating an automated system that will better identify approaching vessels.
• Up in the pilot house, relief captain Joe Aucoin studies the approaching vessel, which looks like it might close the half-mile gap between us in, oh, about a day.
• If an approaching vessel could not be identified, it was directed to proceed to the Examination Anchorage under the observation of the Examination Battery, and further investigation was undertaken.