Hull.

Convex Hull

They're slow in a partwelded hull.

Construct the convex hull of this polygon

Honorary Professor, University of Hull, United Kingdom, 1992.

A polygon that corresponds to the convex hull of another polygon

Select the polygon of which you want to construct the convex hull...

In fact, the hull of the canoe is the womb of the vessel.

If you're in China, you might use a rice husk or a cottonseed hull.

Quickly, men. We'll her sink here right here, with a shot through her hull.

Enele Sopoaga from Tuvalu, who was present at that meeting, was interviewed by C. Bryson Hull.

So Protei is now an international network of innovation for selling technology using this shape shifting hull.

They'd been struck by a sperm whale, which had ripped a catastrophic hole in the ship's hull.

The introduction of non native species or diseases, including from ballast water and hull fouling, is a global concern.

Even the inventor of the 3D printing technology, Chuck Hull, is also involved in the design of the Gracia beak.

Under revised regulation 13G, the condition assessment scheme is applicable to all single hull tankers aged 15 years, or older.

Well... The diver who went down to inspect the bottom of the ship came across the hull of another boat.

And so this leopard seal grabbed another penguin, came under the boat, the Zodiac, starting hitting the hull of the boat.

If you actually insulate and isolate the machinery of the ship from the hull, you can reduce that noise by 99 percent.

A fish will move because by changing like this, but our boat is propelled by the wind still, and the hull controls the trajectory.

When Western scientists would join Mau on the canoe and watch him go into the hull, it appeared that an old man was going to rest.

Kennedy, in cooperation with the University of Hull Centre for International Cooperation on Crime Prevention and Justice, at Buenos Aires, from 25 to 27 September 2003.

When the boat seemed a safe distance from the shore, I took a spike, and drove it again and again through the planking of the hull.

an order is given, one piece is displaced, a trapdoor in the floor rises kitchen and so open our departure immersion which crosses the middle hull.

You are laying down in a flexible torpedo, sailing at high speed, controlling the shape of the hull with your legs and controlling the sail with your arms.

You want to be able to do this anywhere in the world and not worry about peak rice hull or peak cottonseed hulls, because you have multiple choices.

56. Welcomes the adoption by the International Maritime Organization of amendments to the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships of 1973, as modified by the Protocol of 1978 relating thereto, providing for the accelerated phase out of single hull tankers and a phase out scheme for the carriage of heavy grade fuel oil in single hull tankers Marine Environment Protection Committee, document MEPC 50 3, annex 1, resolution MEPC.111(50).

Mr. Hull (United States of America) said that charitable giving, which was widespread in the United States, was not an innovative source of financing there, for the Government had established mechanisms for encouraging private donations.

We took all that down, and we found beautiful wooden floors, whitewashed beams and it had the look while we were renovating this place, somebody said, You know, it really kind of looks like the hull of a ship.

Ms. Hull (United States of America), welcoming the report of the High Commissioner (A 59 12) and that of the Secretary General (A 59 317), recalled that in 2004 her Government had provided nearly US 300 million to UNHCR.

Stuart Hull McIntyre, Legal Effect of World War II on Treaties of the United States (1958) (claims to be the first full treatment of the effect of a particular armed conflict on all the treaties of a particular country).

And so that's the beginning of Protei, and that's the first boat in history that completely changed the shape of the hull in order to control it, and the properties of sailing that we get are very superior compared to a normal boat.

We're all cowering under the irresistible force of the explosions of ammunition, tons of fuel, shells warheads and torpedoes, which are tearing her great body into bits tossing tons of steel into the air until the blazing hull is like a steel volcano.

So, I wanted to know if this was possible to put this at an industrial level, so we made a large boat with a large sail, and with a very light hull, inflatable, very small footprint, so we have a very big size and power ratio.

Issues of joint concern for Greenpeace and IMO include the carriage by sea of radioactive materials the double hull issue for tankers operators apos and States apos liability for damages to the environment resulting from shipping and the lack of global regulation for the offshore industry.

But McIntyre notes that even these express provisions avoided taking a definite stand on the actual effect of war on the treaties and their status while the war was in progress Stuart Hull McIntyre, Legal Effect of World War II on Treaties of the United States 309 (1958).

Ms. Hull (United States of America) said that the present moment offered a strategic economic opportunity to build on the current economic expansion and ensure that an even greater proportion of mankind enjoyed a better life by taking advantage of the growth and securing a global reduction of trade barriers.

The high handed tone of the Hull Note of November 26, demanding Japan s withdrawal of all its troops from China, was a final blow to the moderates in Japan s government, who still hoped for diplomatic negotiations. By this time, many policymakers were convinced that the US was not ready to hear them out.

On 5 April 2005, amendments to regulation 13G (on the accelerated phase out of single hull oil tankers) and the new regulation 13H (on prevention of pollution from tankers carrying heavy grade oil as cargo) of annex I to MARPOL (see A 59 62, paras. 144, 145 and 172 174) entered into force.

By its resolution MSC.197(80), MSC incorporated some elements of the scheme in the guidelines on the enhanced programme of inspections during surveys of bulk carriers and oil tankers (IMO Assembly resolution A.744(18), as amended) and added a new section on survey guidelines for the inspection of double hull tankers.

24. Urges States and regional economic integration organizations to work within the framework of the International Maritime Organization and in accordance with the Convention and international rules and regulations regarding measures related to the phase out of single hull tankers, and welcomes the organization's giving priority to the consideration of any proposals related thereto

International seminar on probation The experience of the United Kingdom and Argentina towards improving the institution in the community , organized by the Universidad Argentina John F. Kennedy, the British Council, the University of Hull, the Patronage of Discharged Prisoners and the Centre for International Cooperation on Crime Prevention and Justice, 24 and 25 August 2000.

Other property is this A normal sailing boat has a centerboard here and a rudder at the back, and these two things are what creates most resistance and turbulence behind the boat, but because this doesn't have either a centerboard or a rudder, we hope that if we keep working on this hull design we can improve and have less resistance.

Ms. Hull (United States of America) said that the Secretary General's report on the triennial policy review and the corresponding resolution were key pieces of a critical process and relationship because of the value which both developing and developed countries attached to the United Nations system as an indispensable partner in terms of its neutrality and universality and its expert advice and assistance.

These are men and women who can sense the presence of distant atolls of islands beyond the visible horizon, simply by watching the reverberation of waves across the hull of their vessel, knowing full well that every island group in the Pacific has its unique refractive pattern that can be read with the same perspicacity with which a forensic scientist would read a fingerprint.