screw-driven

Mona was the first screw-driven ship in the Company's history.

It was the first screw-driven ship used regularly on the Shetland run.

The vessel is the only surviving single screw-driven steamer in Scotland.

They were able to harvest energy from the relative wind produced by the ship's screw-driven movement through a calm.

"If you're on a screw-driven vessel you wouldn't be so concerned about weather and wind-shifts."

The first boat to be built at the shipyard was the screw-driven Lookout of 25 tons.

After 1903 screw-driven steamboats were put in service.

These were in turn replaced by double-ended, screw-driven ferries in 1904.

A screw-driven traction unit used to push or pull a sleigh or skiers.

By the end of the 19th century virtually all steamships other than paddle-tugs and excursion steamers were screw-driven.

Northern shipyards were turning out fast, armed, screw-driven sloops and they patrolled endlessly.

Cibes Lift is a manufacturer of low speed, screw-driven platform lifts for installation in public and private environments.

Converted to a screw-driven vessel and renamed Ellan Vannin in 1883.

The first boat to be built at this facility was the 48 ton screw-driven Frank G. Fowler.

The machine-the alleviator-was a cage of rough black ironwork equipped with screw-driven pressure pads.

All were screw-driven ships.

The Doterel class was a Royal Navy class of screw-driven sloops.

A screw-driven vehicle with the option of controlling the angle of the augers and of driving them in the same direction.

Autofocus speed on the D1 series bodies is extremely fast, even with "screw-driven" AF lenses.

A total of eight wooden two-decked, double-ended screw-driven steam ferries were built, their design so strikingly similar that they became known as the Albatross class.

Japan was later renamed Kanrin Maru, the first screw-driven Japanese steam warship.

Once those warships came into action, Menander's two screw-driven warships and the Victrix would be hard-pressed.

The Redbreast class comprised nine first-class screw-driven composite gunboats built for the Royal Navy in 1889, mounting 6 guns.

The three double-ended, diesel-engined and screw-driven ferries that form the backbone of today's service to the islands were built for the TTC.

With the arrival of steam power, paddle- and later screw-driven corvettes were built for the same purpose, growing in power, size, and armament over the decades.