- particular, on maps.
Comp****es can be used for mathematics, drafting,
navigation and
other purposes.
Prior to computerization,
comp****es and
other tools for...
-
drawing table tools. In 1874 the
founder Emil
Oskar Richter invented the
bow comp****.
After switching its
focus to
overhead projectors in the late 1960s,...
- to
designate the
names of the prin****l
winds on the
comp**** rose
found in mariners'
comp****es and
portolan charts of the 14th and 15th centuries. The...
- A
bow window or
comp**** window is a
curved bay window.
Bow windows are
designed to
create space by
projecting beyond the
exterior wall of a building, and...
- and
their intermediate points. It is used on
comp****es (including
magnetic ones), maps (such as
comp**** rose networks), or monuments. It is particularly...
- The
bow and
arrow is a
ranged weapon system consisting of an
elastic launching device (
bow) and long-shafted
projectiles (arrows).
Humans used
bows and...
- 360°. An
object at 022.5°
relative would be 'two
points off the
starboard bow', an
object at 101.25°
relative would be 'one
point abaft the
starboard beam'...
- propeller. The
vessel is also
equipped with 750 kW (1,000 hp)
stern and
bow thrusters.
Sources disagree on the vessel's
maximum speed,
quoting 16.1 knots...
- In carpentry, architecture, and shipbuilding, a
comp**** is a
curved circular form. A
comp**** plane is a
plane that is convex, length-ways, on the underside...
- A
bow drill is a
simple hand-operated type of tool,
consisting of a rod (the
spindle or
drill shaft) that is set in
rapid rotary motion by
means of a...
