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• The forecastle shipped excessive amounts of water in a head sea.
• They were nevertheless very maneuverable and lost little speed in a head sea.
• A head sea sprang up, tossing the minecraft about and straining moorings and hose lines.
• They spun the liner around so that she was facing north, into a head sea.
• The boat sails well on the wind, though hard to pull against a strong head sea.
• They lost only around ten percent speed in a head sea or with the rudder hard over.
• The " Charlemagne "-class ships did not function well in a head sea.
• She was at her best in light winds and performed well to windward or in a head sea.
• She lost speed only slightly in a head sea, but lost up to sixty percent in hard turns.
• They lost speed only slightly in a head sea, but lost up to sixty percent in hard turns.
• The ship had significant stability problems, shipped excessive quantities of water in a head sea, and maneuvered poorly.
• Their shallow draft made them unstable and their short hulls tended to bury the bow when operating in a head sea.
• After the harbour pilot had left the ship the combination turned southwest and headed towards the Kvarken in heavy head seas.
• Stormy weather during this voyage caused her captain to complain about her forward turret and casemates being flooded out in a head sea.
• The grab pitched violently when sailing against a head sea so the prow sides were open so that water would easily run off.
• This evolutionary design made it possible to be driven in head sea without the usual slamming which occurs with conventional destroyers of the time.
• The slick killed fish, and threatens the habitat of the endangered green sea turtle as well as the endangered logger head sea turtle.
• In 1927, " Mutsu " s bow was remodeled to reduce the amount of spray produced when steaming into a head sea.
• In the extreme cases springing may cause severe fatigue cracking of critical structural details, especially in moderate to rough head seas with low peak periods.
• As built, they were wet in a head sea, though this was significantly improved by the installation of a clipper bow in 1940 1941.