There had to be enough canvass up to give us drive and steerage way but not enough to speed us along faster than the following waves. |
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Some years later Navy regulations were changed to permit wardroom and steerage officers to voluntarily form their own wine mess. |
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Most of the emigrants traveled in steerage accommodations, between the upper deck and the cargo hold. |
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He was left with no steerage in force seven gales and the situation worsened when all power and communications were lost. |
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The ladies travelling first class were all rescued, but the women in steerage were not even issued with lifebelts. |
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With the dodger up it sailed downwind at nearly a knot and a half, complete with steerage! |
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Her first passage cost twenty dollars and she and all the other immigrants on board travelled in steerage or third-class. |
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The overtaken boat should acknowledge, slow down to minimum steerage speed and move over to make room. |
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By virtue of clothing alone, it was not at all difficult to tell which passengers were steerage, and which were first-class. |
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In Titanic, virtually every Englishman was insufferable, while happy Irish fiddlers and dancers created a wonderful atmosphere in steerage. |
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Once the ship has stopped, it is at the mercy of wind and current until steerage way can be restored. |
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After we had lost all steerage way we were swept bodily southwards by the inblowing winds towards the cyclone's centre. |
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Keep in mind that during the loading process, the tanker has no steerage way and thus is totally dependent on the buoy for holding position. |
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Although Fingal barely had steerage way and despite the fact that she quickly reversed her engines, she collided with the dark sailing ship. |
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The engine must be kept ticking over sufficiently to provide enough power to overcome prop drag and to provide steerage way when coming about. |
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This it did and we were able at last to pick up speed and regain steerage way. |
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You can't get steerage way with a speedboat hull at 4 knots so they are allowed to go faster so that they can point them in the right direction. |
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However, it moved us along at 2.2 knots, giving us some steerage way, albeit on a course of 130 magnetic when we wanted to go 080 magnetic. |
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The ship, which had been steam purposefully is now steaming slowly in circles, barely making steerage way. |
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There was practically no wind, and the Elsinore, was just maintaining steerage way by means of intermittent fans of air from the north. |
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Another, the Ionia, was swept by high seas and for many hours barely maintained steerage way. |
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Only the steerage and management mechanisms and the resources to fund the activities under this programme have been regulated by legislation. |
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Although electrical power was regained within 18 seconds following the blackout, the vessel's steerage capability was not automatically restored. |
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We went through with enough speed to maintain steerage way, but not enough to create a displacement that would suck us onto one wall or the other. |
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Upon impact, the master again reduced the engine speed to bare steerage way and turned on the bow thruster. |
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This, the film-maker seems to be saying, must be why that lunatic in steerage has it in for him he has the whole plane to himself. |
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I would take the ordinary precaution of slowing down, whether I was in a ship equipped for ice or any other, compatible with keeping steerage way for the size of the ship. |
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In Burkina Faso, the management Committee of the cotton sector is limiting itself to steerage. |
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The fear of losing steerage, of rounding up into the wind or worse and damaging the rig or boat, gives every sailor nightmares. |
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To maintain steerage at this low speed, the bridge team used the bow thruster. |
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Information obtained from the manoeuvring diagram shows that the minimum speed for steerage way in the loaded condition is 4.1 knots. |
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He then examined any sick persons confined to the steerage area or in the ship's infirmary. |
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A large proportion of the steerage passengers throw back to their Darwinian ancestry. |
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Therefore, check sufficient steerage and braking. |
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With the aim of gathering material for her writing, she worked at various times as a waitress, as a nursemaid, and in a sweatshop, and she made a sea voyage to Europe in steerage. |
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The safety of large vessels engaged in manoeuvring situations is contingent upon having propulsion to maintain steerage, particularly at low speeds when approaching, for example, a berth. |
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Additionally, the engine control setting was intermittently set at dead slow ahead, slow ahead and stop for the next nine minutes in order to maintain steerage way. |
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In this occurrence, the Queen of Oak Bay experienced a loss of main engine propulsion during berthing operations that resulted in a loss of steerage and the striking of pleasure craft in a marina. |
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In reality, steerage passengers were quarantined from three to 15 days on average, based on the recognized incubation period for each of the diseases. |
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The effects prove to be greater when the farmers' institutions are involved, taking a meaningful part in discussions concerning the steerage of the sectors, prices and beyond. |
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Without the propellers providing a wash over the rudders, this was too low a speed to enable steerage, and the vessel's heading could not be altered. |
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Medical inspectors counted many dead in the ships' steerage areas. |
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She was one of the few girls who got out of steerage alive. |
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