bow thruster
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of bow thruster
First recorded in 1965–70
Example Sentences
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It was removed from service on Thursday for investigations into a problem with its bow thruster, but CalMac said this issue was not linked to the decision to scrap it.
From BBC
According to filings, various control systems, including controls for Pamina’s engines and remote controls for its engines and bow thruster, “failed to operate properly.”
From Seattle Times
On Thursday, there were also technical issues with the MV Clansman's bow thruster, used for manoeuvring, with the MV Isle of Mull operating the service instead.
From BBC
High-capacity pumps, the company added, would be used to reduce water levels in the ship’s forward void space and bow thruster room, making the vessel lighter and more maneuverable.
From Washington Post
A specialised dredger that can move 2,000 cubic metres of material per hour arrived on Thursday, and arrangements are being made for high-capacity pumps to reduce water levels in the container ship’s forward void and bow thruster room, the statement added.
From Reuters
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