inner hull

They were changed inner hull design from the No.28 class.

After three or four minutes, they arrived at the door on the inner hull.

The few that did penetrate would be stopped by the inner hull.

The tubes would have had to be settled against the inner hull.

The inner hulls were still intact, but the pressure was building.

The inner hull of the boat was only a little more than an ann's length away.

And I have two human charges sheltering within my inner hull.

There was a ring of four windows halfway down the inner hull.

They said the reef need not have made contact with the inner hull to crack it.

He ran his withered hand along the inner hull as if it were gold.

I would not be surprised to find at least one or more inner hulls."

Presently, the inner hull of the torpedo-like ship was all on.

"Gary, can you do something about the inner hull?"

The perfect reflecting ability of the relux made the inner hull difficult to see, too.

He followed the spider thin line to the inner hull plates where it split.

The circular passage around the inner hull of the K-262 had been under continuous observation.

His ship systems would be hurt but he would not have a hole in the inner hull.

The two men passed through an access tunnel to the inner hull of the great ship, and finally into the cavernous hold.

The walking space between them was about six inches wide, except where the curvature of the inner hull allowed more.

This causes the inner hull to be burning slowly.

In another thirty seconds, he'll cut deep enough to breach the inner hull."

Spaces began to open up in the normally crowded and constricted inner hull.

The ship was one hundred and eighty feet high, including a landing skirt, for the inner hull did not quite reach the ground.

An inner hull, which surrounds the crew's living and work spaces, held firm, the e-mail said.

Three boiler rooms were flooded and the inner hull was pierced.