Примеры использования Proceeding upstream на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ii Single vessel proceeding upstream.
When proceeding upstream, provided that its maximum dimensions do not exceed 110 m x 12 m;
Vessel/convoy is proceeding upstream at… km.
Vessels proceeding upstream shall not stop closer than 100 m after the bridge.
I wish to communicate with vessels proceeding upstream in sector from… km to… km.
Vessels or convoys proceeding upstream shall then grant the request of those proceeding downstream and confirm the fact as follows.
As soon as it appears that the intentions of a vessel proceeding downstream may not have been understood by a vessel proceeding upstream, the vessel proceeding downstream shall repeat the sound signals referred to in paragraph 3 of this article.
When meeting, vessels proceeding upstream shall, with due regard for local circumstances and the movements of other vessels, give way to vessels proceeding downstream.
If a vessel proceeding downstream is obliged to turn upstream in order to enter a harbour or tributary waterway, it shall accord priority to any vessel proceeding upstream which also wishes to enter the harbour or tributary waterway.
Have the right to ask vessels proceeding upstream to change the course left clear for them in accordance with article 6.04 above if that course does not suit them.
If a vessel proceeding downstream is obliged to turn and proceed upstream in order to enter a harbour or tributary waterway, it shall accord priority to any vessel proceeding upstream which also wishes to enter the harbour or tributary waterway.
A vessel proceeding upstream shall, on approaching the agreed point, veer aside or reduce speed to a minimum and pass the oncoming vessel(convoy) to port;
Vessels proceeding downstream and navigating by radar shall reply by radiotelephone to the vessels proceeding upstream and communicate their category, name, position and either confirm the side on which it is proposed to pass or indicate another side.
Small craft proceeding upstream and navigating by radar cannot propose the side on which to pass, they have to give way in accordance with article 6.02 para. 2.
The distance between the motorized vessel at the head of the convoy andthe first towed unit must not exceed 120 m. Nevertheless, in a convoy proceeding upstream consisting of a single towed vessel whose dead weight is more than 600 t, this distance may be increased to a maximum of 200 m.
Vessels or convoys proceeding upstream shall stop at the approach of vessels or convoys proceeding downstream and wait until they have passed through the section;
Passenger vessels providing a regular service and whose authorized maximum passenger capacity is not below a number prescribed by the competent authority, when proceeding downstream andwishing to call at a landing-stage on the side used by vessels proceeding upstream; and.
As soon as it appears that the intentions of a vessel proceeding upstream may not have been understood by a vessel proceeding downstream, the vessel proceeding upstream shall sound.
If a vessel proceeding upstream sees that the course requested by one proceeding downstream is unsuitable and will cause a danger of collision, it shall sound a series of very short blasts.
Where it is necessary to ensure good visibility of the symbol on the sign over a long distance,both for vessels proceeding upstream and vessels proceeding downstream, two boards may be installed on the sign pole at an angle to each other, one pointing upstream and the other downstream.
A vessel or convoy proceeding upstream, on becoming aware that a vessel proceeding downstream is about to enter a narrow channel, shall stop below the channel until the vessel proceeding downstream has passed through it;
Towed convoys proceeding downstream which wish to keep close to a particular bank in order toturn upstream have the right to ask vessels proceeding upstream to change the course left clear for them in accordance with article 6.04 above if that course does not suit them.
The vessel proceeding upstream shall first, and in good time or, in the event that its field of view is restricted by waterway conditions, on sighting an oncoming vessel coordinate its actions by radiotelephone and give a visual signal from its port side.
In the event that, because of waterway conditions or any other reasons, passing is difficult,a vessel proceeding upstream shall, as soon as it detects a vessel proceeding downstream, regulate its own movement in such a manner that the meeting occurs at the most convenient place.
A vessel proceeding upstream and navigating by radar shall, as soon as it hears the signals referred to in paragraph 4(a) above or observes on the screen vessels whose position or movements might cause a dangerous situation, or when it is approaching a section where there might be vessels not yet visible on the screen.
Without prejudice to the provisions of article 6.05 below,vessels proceeding downstream shall follow the course indicated by those proceeding upstream in accordance with the above provisions; they shall repeat the visual signals referred to in paragraph 3 above or the sound signals referred to in paragraph 4 above made to them by vessels proceeding upstream.
When a convoy or a vessel proceeding upstream has already entered a narrow channel, vessels or convoys proceeding downstream shall, so far as possible, stop above the channel until the convoy or vessel has passed through it;
A vessel or convoy proceeding upstream, on becoming aware that a vessel or convoy proceeding downstream is about to enter a narrow channel, shall stop below the channel until the vessel or convoy proceeding downstream has passed through it;
On such a section, vessels proceeding upstream shall in no case impede the progress of those proceeding downstream; in particular, on approaching the mandatory sign B.4, they shall if necessary reduce speed or even stop to allow vessels proceeding downstream to manoeuvre.52.
When a convoy or a vessel proceeding upstream has already entered a narrow channel, vessels or convoys proceeding downstream shall, so far as possible, stop above the channel until the convoy orvessel has passed through it. the same requirement shall apply to single vessels proceeding downstream with respect to a single vessel proceeding upstream.