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ocean currents. The
ultimate origin of
buoys is unknown, but by 1295 a seaman's
manual referred to
navigation buoys in the
Guadalquivir River in Spain. To...
- A
buoy tender is a type of
vessel used to
maintain and
replace navigational buoys. This term can also
apply to an
actual person who does this work. The...
- "
buoy" on Wikipedia. All
pages with
titles containing buoys All
pages with
titles containing buoy Buoy tender, a type of boat used to
maintain buoys Jolly...
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engineering design.
Moored buoys have been in use
since 1951,
while drifting buoys have been used
since 1979.
Moored buoys are
connected with the ocean...
- the pull
phase of the swim
stroke which this
device helps to train. Pool
buoys usually refers to the
floating plastic lines used to
demarcate lap lanes...
- foam rubber. See:
Rescue buoy (Luftwaffe)
During World War II, at the
instigation of
German Generaloberst Ernst Udet,
large buoys were deplo**** in the English...
- The
Buoys may
refer to: The
Buoys (American band), a pop rock band The
Buoys (Australian band), an
alternative rock band Boys (disambiguation)
Buoy (disambiguation)...
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disguise their real locations. The
buoy ("Station 13010 – Soul") was part of the
PIRATA system, a set of 17
buoys installed in the
tropical Atlantic Ocean...
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difficult to
manually release the
buoy, or the
compartment where the
buoy controls are
located may have been flooded, the
buoys were
arranged with automatic...
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Buoy is the
official mascot for the
Seattle Kraken, a
National Hockey League (NHL) team
based in Seattle. The
process of
finding a
mascot took two years...
