1. Rice Hulls Strengthen Concrete

2. Cored hulls are much more expensive to produce

3. Catamaran definition is - a vessel (such as a sailboat) with twin hulls and usually a deck or superstructure connecting the hulls.

4. Cottonseed hulls are often used as mulch in landscaping

5. Common cotton Byproducts include cottonseed meal (CSM), cottonseed hulls, …

6. The oil well industry uses Cottonseed hulls in their drilling mud.

7. Buckwheat hulls, or sobakawa (also called sobagara), are used to fill pillows.

8. Oakum was used for the Caulking of the hulls of wooden ships.

9. They can blow six feet wide holes in the hulls of ships.

10. He fell backwards, already rolling as he struck the trampoline between the hulls.

11. Preliminary exploration of different ratios of wine dross and cottonseed hulls is made.

12. So what you're seeing here is actually cotton hulls from Texas, in this case.

13. The triremes smashed into the Persian vessels, crushing their hulls and driving them into one another.

14. There were a lot of hatches on these outer hulls, and they were all leaking.

15. It is estimated that 40 percent of the African slaves died in the ships’ hulls.

16. And shipping lines are exploring the technique as a way of stripping paint and barnacles from hulls.

17. The average age of the fishing vessels is 20 years, most of them with steel hulls.

18. Bossoms was one of the first boat builders to develop the use of GRP for hulls

19. Icebreakers with reinforced hulls must plow through frozen water to keep sea traffic moving year-round.

20. Worldwide, about 80 million tons of rice hulls are produced annually, providing 3.2 million tons of silica.

21. This brings us back to Polish scientist Casimir Funk and the link between rice hulls and beriberi.

22. I suggest reading the info on using a roll Crimper and practice on some junk hulls first

23. She had a lot of air trapped in her molded hulls, and that was what I breathed.

24. Nowadays, most hulls are made with timbers similar to those used in boatbuilding, which makes them more durable.

25. If you're in Northern Europe or North America, you can use things like buckwheat husks or oat hulls.

26. After many years, their hulls decayed and needed repairs, but the work was impossible as long as they were afloat.

27. The Calypso Maui operates like a spacious, floating amusement park, and her double hulls are built for stability

28. The Byssus of the Marine Mussel LIKE barnacles, marine mussels attach themselves to rocks, wood, or ship hulls

29. The plan was for me to free all rigging, sails, and mast, leaving only the hulls and cabin.

30. Boilerplate definition, plating of iron or steel for making the shells of boilers, covering the hulls of ships, etc

31. The ice must be cut away from their hulls because steel becomes brittle and vulnerable to the thickening ice.

32. The key to the Amphibious capabilities of this 82-foot mini-superyacht is the design of its twin hulls

33. The broad, deep hulls were designed to transport goods and passengers on short trips hugging the coast of Cyprus.

34. Cottonseed Hulls are primarily used in the beef and dairy cattle industry as a source of fiber in feed rations

35. Interestingly, engineers have been studying ways to make ships go faster by using bubbles to reduce friction against their hulls.

36. The earliest practical Amphibious vehicles used wheels or tracks on land but had watertight hulls to navigate as boats in the water

37. 21 E glass spray up roving is mostly used to produce FRP boat hulls, safe board, sanitary apparatus and natatorium etc.

38. The steamed bread improvement effect by the dietary fiber from soybean hulls is better than by the baking soybean flour.

39. Like other sobakawa-style pillows, this one contains Buckwheat hulls that can be added or removed to adjust the overall loft.

40. Swivel guns were added to many Haida war canoes, although initially the recoil on discharge caused the hulls of many craft to split.

41. In addition to protecting rice during the growing season, rice hulls can be put to use as building material, fertilizer, insulation material, or fuel.

42. Cottonseed Hulls are also sold to landscape & garden nurseries for use as a mulch or mixed with soil as a soil conditioner

43. They were so heavy, it made them only really useful on heavier Beamier hulls, despite initially being touted with performance potential, they were dogs

44. Catamaran boats A sailing Catamaran is a multihull vessel that is characterized by having two separate hulls, which are generally similar or identical in size

45. Scientists in the Taï Forests in the Ivory Coast found chimpanzees who were using these rocks to smash open the incredibly hard hulls of nuts.

46. The Basin crew headed by Derek New took care of my bottom job/boot top and plugged a couple of un-needed thru hulls quickly and perfectly

47. Starting with our patented technology that combines the performance of composite superstructures with the safety of aluminium hulls, which has become the trademark of Allures yachts today.

48. Today, in contrast, machines are used to shake the trees, gather up the almonds, and even separate the debris of dirt and hulls from the fruit.

49. A spectacular capsize during training saw China Team's AC45 catamaran racing boat effectively disabled, with a badly broken sail and damage to one of the hulls.

50. Almonds give you a clue as to when they are ready to be harvested: The hulls begin to split apart, revealing the familiar, light-colored shell

51. My understanding is that the 4588 hulls were foam-Cored (or at least up to the water line), but the horizontal surfaces (decks) were all balsa-Cored

52. Contents The purpose of this Regulation is to reduce the risk of accidental oil pollution in European waters by speeding up the phasing-in of double hulls.

53. A guy at my yard said that Cored hulls are the very best way to go, while at the same time being the most scary way to go.

54. The scales also discourage barnacles and algae from glomming on – an inspiration for synthetic coatings that may soon be applied to Navy ship hulls to reduce such biofouling.

55. The hulls (1, 2) are longer than their width and wider than their height and in cross-sections they have a shape approximate to that of an aerofoil.

56. Bean products is different, we make a difference by providing superior comfort with sustainable materials of Organic Cotton, Hemp Fabric, Kapok Fiber, Organic Buckwheat hulls, Natural Latex, and Cannabis

57. Generally very simple craft, featuring riveted or welded aluminum hulls and bench seating, they can be operated in fish-friendly places - shallow water, coves, inlets - not many other Boats can reach.

58. The monster’s claws are particularly well suited to puncturing the hulls of ships, and most Charybdises have learned that a single large merchant vessel contains enough sailors to make a perfectly

59. The Alicia Haviside, now on passage from the Golden Gate to Durban, South Africa, and the Phyllis Comyn, on her way from Puget sound to Sydney, are Ferris hulls rigged as Barkentines."

60. Many ships of the Undead fleets are equipped with broadside cannons known as Carronades or ‘smashers’, so named for the quick, splintering work they make of even the toughest ship hulls when brought within

61. Bilges: 1 n in a vessel with two hulls, an enclosed area between the frames at each side Type of: bilge where the sides of the vessel curve in to form the bottom

62. On 5 April Kingston found the Leone-class destroyers Pantera and Tigre aground south of Jeddah whose hulls, having been scuttled by the Italians, were subsequently destroyed by gunfire and air attack.

63. Dietary fiber preparations of “cellan” type were prepared from apples, white cabbage, sugar beet pulp, soy hulls and wheat bran by treatment with amylolytic and proteolytic enzymes as well as by chemical extractions.

64. Many ships of the Undead fleets are equipped with broadside cannons known as Carronades or ‘smashers’, so named for the quick, splintering work they make of even the toughest ship hulls when brought within range

65. ( Australian National Maritime Museum ) Overall, The Roman Battering rams Were Superior! Each of the four Roman Battering rams has three grotesque blades on each side that were custom designed to splinter the hulls of Carthaginian vessels.

66. Bentwood (countable and uncountable, plural Bentwoods) (woodworking, countable and uncountable, sometimes attributive) Lengths of wood that have been made pliable by heating with steam and then bent into the appropriate shape (to make furniture, ships' hulls, etc.).

67. Entry into World War II, New York Air Brake once again participated in the war effort, working 24/7 to manufacture 75-millimeter shells and Breechblocks, hydraulic aircraft pumps, hulls for Sherman tanks, 25-millimeter anti-aircraft shells and heavy-duty …

68. RC & model airplanes, wood towers, bridge structures, Balsa wood surfboards, hobby shops, movie props, decoy carving, bird chew toys, boat hulls, full scale airplanes, mulch, land transportation, scientific studies, race cars, rockets, fishing lures, acoustics, and food sticks all use Balsa.

69. ‘Bilge pumps in recreational boats are only intended to remove normal accumulations of Bilge water and sea spray.’ ‘The Holland, MI, builder says that aluminum ‘drop’ sump style fuel tanks installed at the centerlines of hulls of the targeted boats may be immersed in standing Bilge water, causing corrosion.’

70. Chromate conversion coatings are used for heat sinks, automotive wheels, and everyday aluminum hardware and components. In aerospace applications, Chromate conversion coatings are used on aircraft hulls, including shock absorbers, side and torsion struts, landing gear, and flight control systems such as rudder systems and wing parts.

71. ‘In addition to remarkable administrative and strategic abilities, Middleton was also instrumental in getting the Royal Navy to adopt Carronades and coppered hulls.’ ‘In fact, the vessel carried a mixed battery of up to fifty guns, including a main battery of long 24-pounders and short Carronades, which could fire a heavier 32-pound ball

72. The Contessa 32 is a 9.75 metre (32 ft) fibreglass monohull sailing yacht, designed in 1970 by David Sadler in collaboration with yachtbuilder Jeremy Rogers, as a larger alternative to the Contessa 26.With over 750 hulls built, the yacht has become the most successful one-design cruiser-racer of all time

73. Britain and the United States has been directed not entirely to the engine department, but to the hulls and to the production of a large class of ships, which are Admissibly cheaper in proportion to size and expense of running when compared with smaller vessels, if they are always employed and have full freights and passage.

74. The 2010-built MS Le Boreal is the 1st in a series of four identical/same-designed Ponant-owned superyachts, with sisterships L'Austral, Le Soleal, and Le Lyrial.All these vessels feature ice-strengthened hulls, sleek-design superstructures, Zodiacs for ship-to-shore landing and coastal cruising itinerary routes (featuring overnight stays, long port days and late evening departures).

75. The Alicia Haviside, now on passage from the Golden Gate to Durban, South Africa, and the Phyllis Comyn, on her way from Puget sound to Sydney, are Ferris hulls rigged as Barkentines." Four years later, on December 19,1924, the Melbourne newspaper Argus wrote about another visit by Anne Comyn - she was the first ship to land a cargo of Alaskan

76. The amenities, food and attentive friendly service from the seven crew looking after just twenty pampered guests, are what you would expect from a fine, family run establishment. The three hulls of the trimaran result in excellent stability, at sea and at anchor, and the towering mountains of white canvas are an awesome sight and speed the ship along without burning fuel.