Assertion: keel | /r/HasProperty | laid
Facets:
value: always
type: TEMPORAL
value: during shipbuilding
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: According to SOLAS Chapter 5, ‘constructed’ concerning ship means a stage of construction where the keel is laid.
text: In some navies, one custom has the senior naval representative laying a silver dollar under the keel before it is laid.
text: Keels are always laid first during shipbuilding, and structural supports are added over time to it.
text: Keels are always laid first during shipbuilding, and structural supports are added over time to it.
text: Keels are always laid first during shipbuilding, and structural supports are added over time to it.
text: Keels are always laid first during shipbuilding, and structural supports are added over time to it.
text: From the time the keel was laid, December 15, 1908, to October 20, 1910, the date of the launching….
text: At some point it was realized that there was no marking for when the keel was laid, so this was added into the last open spot for ‘09’ which would have been above February 26th.
text: Importantly, there must also be in existence verifiably dated structural drawings and plans for a specific vessel that will use the keel and which identifies the keel and exact keel length that has been laid.
text: For both date the keel is laid, or similar stage of construction reached, an attestation from the shipyard or surveyor is required stating the date that the keel was laid, or the vessel reached a similar stage of construction.
text: The time from the date the keel is laid, or similar stage of construction is reached to completion must be within the normal build timeline for vessels of similar size, type, and complexity.
text: Absent delays that are out of control of the builder, construction must progress continuously once the keel is laid or similar stage of construction reached.