double bottom

A double bottom is the end formation in a declining market.

The ships had a double bottom from frames 18 to 82.

The double bottom line approach can be applied to both public and private sector organizations.

All four ships had a double bottom for 88 percent of the keel.

Below the belt the ship had no armor, only a double bottom.

Kaufman's model is similar to some of the concepts behind "double bottom line" literature.

The hull included a double bottom and a ram bow.

Double bottom line is a business term used in socially responsible enterprise and investment.

A double bottom was located beneath the ships' engine rooms.

For the last three ships, their double bottom was lengthened to 46 percent of the hull.

The double bottoms are also subject to design constraints.

A double bottom ran for 35 percent of the length of the hull.

It had a complete double bottom that extended up the side to the lower edge of the armor deck.

To retrofit a double bottom on a ship costs $20 million.

"They have a double bottom line" - to secure the artistic mission and the financial stability of the institution.

The hull was strongly built of steel, with a double bottom in the bow and the stern.

There is a double bottom and Deck 5 is also watertight.

This explosion put out all fires and blew out the double bottom.

She was of part-riveted and part-welded construction, with a double bottom.

The ship had a double bottom, with the space between divided into separate watertight cells.

The opposite is so for double bottom twins.

Their waterline armoured belt extended all the way down to the double bottom.

The hull contained 10 watertight compartments and a double bottom.

The hull incorporated a double bottom that ran for 63% of its length.

A double bottom, say for instance, you you might get rivets that were missed out.