0 a place where ships are built or repaired. -- อู่ซ่อมเรือ
A shipyard outbreak of salmonellosis traced to contaminated fruits and vegetables.
The shipyards, where up to twelve warships could be built at any one time, employed more than 5,000 workers.
At its peak the shipyard employed 3,000 workers in the navy yard.
The repression was a blood bath, its victims the shipyard workers, the seamen and non-commissioned officers.
Many of the ships were built in local shipyards.
The shipyards were adequate to construct vessels of war, which in an era of sail also changed very little in basic design.
When designing a ship, shipyards have an interest in the building cost for their income.
Multiple criteria scheduling using genetic algorithms in a shipyard environment.
