floating structure
pontoon structure

They live under a factory city, a big floating structure.

The floating structure has a capacity to shelter 50,000 individuals.

As a floating structure, it will not be affected by rises in the sea level.

Because of its floating structure, the island can be easily turned to always face the sun, generating maximum power.

The goods are also known in commercial parlance as "floating structures."

In the above, "Ship" must be interpreted widely to also include other forms of floating structures.

The nest is a floating structure in a marsh.

Upon arrival at the indicated location, they discover a massive floating structure.

It looks like some sort of floating structure.

Both projects used land that had been reclaimed from the sea since the 1960s in combination with floating structures.

"And none of the applicable regulations were written for floating structures, which creates additional problems."

"Not every floating structure is a 'vessel'," Breyer wrote for the majority.

While the floating structures may one day have a high-tech purpose, their construction appears to be fairly low tech.

Unlike the previous floating structure, the new Riverwalk will be fixed in place, sitting about 3.4m above mean sea level.

It has been suggested taking visitors on board by boat or helicopter would give them a feel for how the floating structures operate.

This comprises a land based nursery and floating structures.

The actual heliport is a floating structure located in the harbour waters.

Many took particular exception to the fact that the panel did not rule out the possibility of platforms, floating structures or development.

Yes, as of three days ago, taken from the rim of a floating structure above a vampire nest.

The design of the floating structure must comport with safety and strength requirements, operating conditions, etc.

Vessels and other floating structures for breaking up (scrapping).

Book review of "Floating Structures: A guide to design and analysis".

Others say floating structures will obstruct river views.

In deep enough water, tsunamis have minimal effect on floating structures, and earthquakes transmit much less force to them.

I can easily imagine that coming out of Terrence's imagination: a bridge without pillars, this floating structure.

One has been rebuilt, one replaced by a pontoon structure.

The modern pontoon structure and the mangrove trees in the water along the retaining wall hide the waiting shed from the river.

These ferries were actually little more than floating pontoon structures powered by giant outboard motors.

Once on the location, the pontoon structure is slowly flooded until it rests securely on its anchors, of which there are usually two per corner.

Sturdier pontoon structures were made by tying wooden canal boats together - with camouflage measures to hide them during the day from aerial observation.

They crossed the Rhine on the Ernie Pyle Bridge, a pontoon structure built by the engineers, and headed toward Munich.

Elvin Batz, an installer at SPG Solar, checks the pontoon structure and panels of a floating solar array in an irrigation pond in Petaluma, Calif.

In the early 17th century, the town of Auray decided to build a port on the left bank of the Loc'h. Quays and ramps were constructed to allow for the unloading of trade ships where previously vessels had used cruder pontoon structures to dock at the side of the river.