watchstanding造句

• Shortages of qualified personnel increase workload and watchstanding requirements ."
• Each watchstanding officer is responsible for the unlicensed crewmen on his watch.
• The day-to-day activities, such as formations and watchstanding are run primarily by the cadets.
• (1 ) members have a supervisor / subordinate relationship ( including periodic supervision of duty section or watchstanding personnel ), or
• The ODU may be worn year-round primarily as a field utility and watchstanding uniform and may be worn in an office environment.
• For vigilant watchstanding and promptly rescuing the three people, " Oregon II " received the Department of Commerce Gold Medal in 1999.
• An OS is generally not required to stand watch, but must pass examinations on watchstanding skills such as performing lookout duty and being a helmsman.
• Meanwhile, one of the ship's watchstanding engineers is killed by Kryton, chief of Elaan's bodyguards, who is secretly working for the Klingons.
• With darkness falling and the vessel drifting helplessly in the Gulf Stream and authorities unaware of their situation or their position, the three would almost surely have perished were it not for the vigilant watchstanding and prompt rescue efforts of the OREGON II.
• Two NPTUs are moored training ships ( MTS ) using S5W reactors located at the Naval Weapons Station in Charleston, SC ., and two additional NPTUs are land-based prototype units using a S7G reactor and a S8G reactor located in Saratoga Springs, NY . The curriculum for ETNs at an NPTU includes detailed health physics training, design, operation, and maintenance of electronics systems for the NPTU, nuclear watchstanding procedures, and nuclear casualty procedures.
• It involves topics and development of specialised skills including : navigation and international maritime law; weather, meteorology and forecasting; watchstanding; ship-handling and small boat handling; operation of deck equipment, anchors and cables; ropework and line handling; communications; sailing; engines; execution of evolutions such as towing; cargo handling equipment, dangerous cargoes and cargo storage; dealing with emergencies; survival at sea and search and rescue; and fire fighting.