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Baulk may
refer to:
Baulk,
areas on
various types of
billiard table Baulk, a wall of
intact earth in an
archaeological excavation Baulk road, a type of...
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rails so as to keep the
rails in line with each other. The
longitudinal baulks, and
therefore the rails, were kept to
gauge by 'transoms' – transverse...
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Baulking or
Balking is a
village and
civil parish about 3+1⁄2
miles (5.6 km)
southeast of
Faringdon in the Vale of
White Horse district of Oxfordshire...
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Excavation strategy where an area is
divided into a grid of
square trenches and
baulks are left
between each square,
exposing the site in both plan and profile...
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Baulking Green was a
chestnut gelding British steeplechaser,
sired by Coup de Myth out of
Nicotine Nelly by
Irish Trout. He was
foaled in 1952, and throughout...
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generated may
create a
hazard to
another aircraft that can lead to LOC. A
baulked landing or
rejected landing is an
unofficial term that
usually refer to...
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leave the
balls safe by
creating either a
double baulk (both
object balls in
baulk), or the red in
baulk with the cue-ball
tight (frozen) to the top-side...
- been
standing were
snapped off and went down with it,
while the
supporting baulks under the main
lines were laid bare. The
adjacent up p****enger line was...
- long side. The
table usually has a
slate base,
covered in
green baize. A
baulk line is
drawn across the
width of the table, 29
inches (74 cm) from the...
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somewhat differently sized and
delimited baulk,
defined by the
baulk line. On
baulk tables,
which have a "D"
inside baulk, and on pool
tables with a
break box...
