xantho造句

• "Xantho " was built in 1848 as a paddle steamer by the Denny Shipbuilding Company.
• The engine recovered from the wreck of the SS " Xantho " is of the gunboat type.
• Over 140 were transported on the " Xantho " from Batavia and the Straits Settlements, for example.
• An original example of the gunboat type engine was raised from the wreck of the SS " Xantho " by the Western Australian Museum.
• These include trading and whaling vessels and an iron ship, the SS Xantho which sank after being overloaded with lead ore from the Geraldine mine.
• The engine's mode of operation, illustrating its compact nature, could be viewed on the " Xantho " project's website.
• In July 1864, " Xantho " was sold again, and her register transferred to Wick, from where she was permitted to take excursions to sea.
• ""'Xantho poressa " "'is a species of crab from the Black Sea, Mediterranean Sea and parts of the eastern Atlantic Ocean.
• "Xantho " was brought to Western Australia via the Suez Canal and the Straits Settlements for use by Broadhurst as a transport and mother vessel for Murchison River.
• Some were abandoned by Broadhurst, some at Geraldton when the " Xantho " sank in 1872 and many others suffered a similar fate three years later in Shark Bay.
• Overloaded, her hull badly corroded and her deck planking opened by the tropical sun, " Xantho " began to take on water on the way down the coast.
• The model has allowed the Crimean War gunboat engine type, of which the " Xantho " engine is the only known surviving example, to be studied in operation.
• It is purported that the Alexander Chaplin distiller from the " Xantho " wreck is the only known surviving example of a Chaplin distilling apparatus on board a vessel of this period.
• The refurbished, schooner-rigged " Xantho " was offered for sale in October 1871 and was purchased by Charles Edward Broadhurst, a Manchester-born entrepreneur involved in colonial ventures in northwest Australia.
• The SS Xantho engine that was recovered in 1985 from a saline environment after over a century underwater is presently considered somewhat anomalous, in that after two decades of treatment it can now be turned over by hand.
• A crab species from the Indo-Pacific was described in 1834 as " " Xantho incisus " " by Henri Milne-Edwards; that species is now known as " Lophozozymus incisus ".
• One result of this archival research was a reassessment of C . E . Broadhurst, who like " Xantho ", had been roundly dismissed as two of Western Australia's greatest colonial-era failures.
• Their produce was shipped out of Port Gregory, Western Australia in small vessels like the tramp steamer SS Xantho and then transhipped to the port of Geraldton where it was loaded onto wool ships bound for England as a form of'paying ballast '.
• In the same season near the Romanian coasts of the Black Sea the round goby feeds on polychaetes, crustaceans ( " Idotea balthica ", " Pachygrapsus marmoratus ", " Xantho poressa ", etc . ) and juvenile gobies.
• As a result of these findings, the Museum's " Xantho " exhibition entitled'Steamships to Suffragettes'focusses as much on the people involved ( including the Broadhurst's suffragette daughter Katherine ) as it does on the engine and its conservation.