- direction, so
giving the
potential to
drift in one
direction and
sail in the other.: 113 : 7 Many do not
consider sails to have been used
before the 5th millennium...
-
Sail plans A
sailing ship is a sea-going
vessel that uses
sails mounted on
masts to
harness the
power of wind and
propel the vessel.
There is a variety...
-
commonly known by the
names sea raft, by-the-wind sailor,
purple sail,
little sail, or
simply Velella. This
small cnidarian is part of a specialised...
-
drift net, long used in the
Netherlands and
Great Britain.
drink Overboard and into the
water (e.g. "it fell into the drink").
driver The
large sail flown...
- as the
colony grows. Long
tentacles hang
below the
float as the
animal drifts,
fishing for prey to
sting and drag up to its
digestive zooids. The colony...
- off rate and
created of a
drift current,
similar to
earlier reported MPS
results for the
solar wind. The
plasma magnet (PM)
sail design introduced a different...
- and
drift ice is the fast ice boundary. The
drift ice zone may be
further divided into a
shear zone, a
marginal ice zone and a
central pack.
Drift ice...
- three-masted
barquentine in
which Sir
Ernest Shackleton and a crew of 27 men
sailed for the
Antarctic on the 1914–1917
Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition....
-
slowing a
sailing vessel's
forward progress, as well as
fixing the helm and
sail positions so that the
vessel does not have to be steered. It is commonly...
- was a
small galley boat
propelled by
sail or oars.
There are
three different types of
naval galiots that
sailed on
different seas. A
galiote was a type...
