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Essentially the two countries told fishing vessels, trollers from all other nations, to get out of the cod fishing area.

The vessel is fully loaded with cargo for Shanghai.

Having stayed at a small isolated island for about a month, I saw a vessel heave in sight, hull down.

It's share and share alike aboard my vessel, sonny boy!

If these little shellfish adhere to the hull of a ship, it produces drag, slowing the vessel down.

Well, one of the devices was a sacrificial vessel that was obviously designed for a temple, not for a garden.

Shortly after 1400, shipbuilders began developing a new type of vessel properly designed to operate in rough, open water: the caravel.

Well, about 30 years ago, researchers sent a deep-sea vessel to explore the ocean’s depth, about three kilometers down, way deep to the ocean floor.

In 1970 geologists Kenneth J. Hsu and William B.F. Ryan were collecting research data while aboard the oceanographic research vessel Glomar Challenger.

Uh, there were simply too many fishing vessels, sophisticated vessels, competing for fewer and fewer fish.

Essentially the two countries told fishing vessels, trollers from all other nations, to get out of the cod fishing area.

Merchants complained that the privileges reserved for Venetian-built and owned ships were first extended to those Venetians who bought ships from abroad and then to foreign-built and owned vessels.

He makes decorative vessels in copper, stainless steel and silver.

A heat exchanger, in a narrow sense, is a vessel.

Um, you are the opposite of an empty vessel.

Anyway, if you drop money into this vessel, water would flow out of it.

The Chinese themselves adapted many specific vessel forms from the West, such as bottles with long spouts, and designed a range of decorative patterns especially for the European market.

The earlier, plain tokens were counters for agricultural products, whereas the complex ones stood for finished products, such as bread, oil, perfume, wool, and rope, and for items produced in workshops, such as metal, bracelets, types of cloth, garments, mats, pieces of furniture, tools, and a variety of stone and pottery vessels.

Stone vessels indicate an increased need for containers, but there is no evidence of Natufian clay working or pottery.

They slowly heated this mixture at a relatively low temperature in small vessels, containers like jars made out of clay.

Em, and……and also beautiful vessels, ah, with narrow necks.

But rather than me just giving you a broad overview of how pots or ceramic vessels were developed and used in different regions of the world.

We're gonna consider a specific example, a case study. And we're going to focus on ceramic cooking vessels from just one part of the world.

So the question I want to look at today concerns the use of ceramic cooking vessels, clay pots, in the Arctic during ancient times.

Precisely. Ceramic cooking vessels can't be transported easily.

Yes. So the question is, given all these clear disadvantages, why would Arctic people choose to make and use ceramic cooking vessels? Sue?

These vessels are solid (brittle, but not fragile), they are pleasant and easy to handle (being light and smooth), and, with their hard and sometimes glossy (smooth and shiny) surfaces, they hold liquids well and are easy to wash.

When blood vessel become thin due to disease or micro vessel become weak because of malnutritions, it is very difficult for brain to get enough norish effectively.

Two blood vessels broke in her nose.