नौभरण इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

The space saved from combining the two types of guns added to simplification of supply, increased deck armour coverage, stowage of other equipment, a larger light anti-aircraft battery, and other needs.

The carrier had stowage for 450 rounds per gun.

In their first reconstruction during the late 1920s, the ships were reboilered with 10, 11 (Hiei) or 16 (Haruna) Kampon boilers, and their fuel stowage was rearranged to accommodate of coal and of oil.

In mid-November, she loaded repairable vehicles from the Russells and from Guadalcanal and sailed for New Zealand where, after offloading, three of her holds were converted for ammunition stowage.

The class rules were amended to allow spinnakers in 1971 and many boats have cutouts in the foredeck for spinnaker stowage, either a single cutout near the bow of one on each side of the mast.

The ships' maximum stowage was 116 shells per gun.

7mm ammunition stowage.

US submarines referred to this stowage as 'rigging' the planes, and 'tilting' for their control movement.

Shifted ammunition lockers to hull floor in water-glycol jacketed lockers to decrease risk of fire, known as "wet stowage".

The ships had a stowage capacity of of coal and of oil, giving them a range of at a speed of .

Columbia has an upper deck between the main vehicle deck and the cabin deck with additional vehicle stowage accessed by two vehicle elevators capable of hoisting 19 foot vehicles with their passengers, and additional passenger cabins.

As a replenishment ship, Provider had stowage space for of fuel oil, diesel oil and aviation gas along with naval supplies.

Maintain records and reports, and may perform duties in the generation and stowage of industrial gases.

नौभरण इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

By 1996, freight shipments had declined to the point that passenger excursions became the railroad's primary source of income.

The van chassis drew the "cutaway" name from the missing rear bodywork, usually covered by temporary plywood or heavy cardboard material for shipment.

The body ends immediately behind the driver and front passenger seats, and is usually covered by temporary plywood or heavy cardboard material for shipment to the various second stage manufacturers.

For Daggerfall's launch on September 20, shipments of around 120,000 copies were delivered to stores.

While a second printing of Daggerfall was shipped on September 24, Next Generation reported at the time that "this shipment is expected to be considerably smaller than the first due to production limitations.

The album debuted and peaked at on the Billboard 200 the week of 1 June 1996 with 99,000 units sold, the next week it dropped to and remained on the chart for 24 weeks, it was certified platinum by the RIAA on 21 August 1996 for shipments of one million units.

Primarily, shipments are fungible, but segregated shipments are possible and occur regularly.

Fungible shipments are products commingled with other quantities of the same product specifications.

One day, when Haley has to go to an audition, Katie takes over her job as a messenger and eventually has to deliver a shipment to a large building construction company.

Some of the foreign traders even built fortified warehouses near Gondokoro where people were kept waiting shipment down the White Nile to north Sudan.

Their object was to raid commerce on the Pacific coast carrying gold and silver shipments, to capture and carry it back to support the Confederacy.

Starting immediately as cases began to rise in the United States, Purell products ran out-of-stock and remained largely unavailable to the general public, with new shipments being prioritized to medical and professional customers.

The Cascade Steel Rolling Mill in McMinnville is an important shipper as well, and propane shipments are handled to several distributors.