Examples of using Number of ships in English and their translations into French
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The market has been stagnant for the past three years despite exponential increases in the number of ships, in tonnage and in the amount of insured sums.
Though fuel shortages had reduced the number of ships available to the British, the battleships King George V and Rodney were still available,
Ancient and modern historians provided different estimates for the number of ships and troops commanded by Basiliscus,
As the number of ships is gradually growing,
the United Nations Treasurer confirmed that the number of ships thus seized
attacks in Australian waters became less frequent, the number of ships and aircraft assigned to shipping protection duties within the Australia Station was considerably reduced.
Reflecting the effect of the global economic crisis, the number of ships, their total twenty-foot equivalent unit(TEU)
IMPORTANCE OF MARINE TRAFFIC The number of ships only gives a very partial overview of the traffic intensity,
Although the number of patrolling naval States involved is high, the number of ships on patrol off the coast of Somalia at any one time may be no more than 10.
first German Fleet Act, two years later a second doubled the number of ships to be built, to 19 battleships
will increase the number of ships capable of supporting sonar products,
Financing Transport for Growth in Africa 9 Dividing the total number of estimated TEUs(492,000) by this number of ships, yields an average exchange of 965 TEUs per vessel per visit.
bringing to 20 the number of ships delivered by the French yard over the last 15 years.
constitutes a potential risk proportional to the number of ships in transit on the river.
A number of ships in the fleet recorded the signal as"England expects every man to do his duty" omitting that and replacing will with to.
A number of ships brought settlers to the New World,
By mid-1776, a number of ships, ranging up to and including the thirteen frigates approved by Congress,
He served on a number of ships in the early Imperial Japanese Navy,
Workers have then been assigned to a corridor based on the number of ships per flag per origin/ destination relation,
The projected increase in the number of ships for decommissioning, recycling and scrapping