Bulkheads in a sentence

Floorboards, bulkheads, doors, stairs and water tanks shall be left in place and all cabin fixtures kept on board.

The units will include bulkheads for easier access to the basement, and enough driveway space for one vehicle.

Watertight above-water platforms with sections protected by water-tight bulkheads can prevent sinking if the hulls fail.

Cofferdams and bulkheads, structures to hold back water, are sometimes also considered retaining walls.

Elements of the cancelled Star Trek: Phase II television show, such as bulkheads, railings, and sets, were cannibalized and reused.

The bulkheads were braced to each other by longitudinal girders placed around their circumferences.

Planes were swept from the flight decks, while others broke loose in their hangar decks, slamming against bulkheads and catching fire.

Reinforced with bulkheads and other internal structure, it is strong but heavy, easily repaired, and, if sealed properly, will not leak or corrode.

The most serious alleged lapse is a failure to repair cracks to pressure bulkheads; the rupture of a bulkhead could lead to cabin depressurization.

Some catfish are staying close to bulkheads waiting for the shad spawn to resume.

The radiation generated by the radar was sufficient to be a health hazard to the crew, and both ends of the radar compartment were shielded by thick lead bulkheads.

The vertical surfaces dividing the internal space are bulkheads.

Catfish are mid to lower lake on bulkheads and bridges on shad.

Initially they made small finds in bulkheads around a cooker.

The fuselage was strengthened internally by seven bulkheads made up of two plywood skins separated by spruce blocks, which formed the basis on each half for the outer shell.

The problem, originating from misshaped and inaccurately drilled holes in certain aft pressure bulkheads supplied by Spirit Aerosystems Holdings, Inc. has since been addressed.

Caivan has even trademarked its OpenPlan philosophy of design, in which bulkheads, bump-outs and columns are virtually eliminated to take the layout a step beyond open concept.

The investigation showed that some men temporarily survived the fire by plunging under water, as fire marks on the bulkheads indicated the water was at waist level at the time.

Three kinds of steel were used in shipbuilding: mild steel for bulkheads, a mixture of mild steel and high tensile steel for the hull, and special treatment steel for armor plate.

At the shipyard, they will be lengthened, widened and reinforced with new bulkheads, tanks and other equipment, much of it required by Coast Guard rules for passenger ferries, he said.