- act "
Foil" (song), "Weird Al" Yankovic's
parody of Lorde's song "Royals" Hydrofoil, a type of high-powered
motorboat that uses
underwater foils to lift...
-
Brutus has
foils in the two
characters C****ius and Mark Antony. In the play
Romeo and Juliet,
Romeo and
Mercutio serve as
character foils for one another...
- than 500 g (18 oz); however, most
competition foils are lighter,
closer to 350 g (12 oz). The
blade of a
foil has two sections: the
forte (strong) which...
- A
foil is a very thin
sheet of metal,
typically made by
hammering or rolling.
Foils are most
easily made with
malleable metal, such as aluminium, copper...
- foil is
pliable and can be
readily bent or
wrapped around objects. Thin
foils are
fragile and are
sometimes laminated with
other materials such as plastics...
- trimaran. Some
multihulls use
three foils; two main
forward foils provide lift so that the boat "flies"
while a
horizontal foil on the
rudder is
trimmed to drive...
-
Bruce foil generates an
upwards lift in
addition to
lateral force, and when
mounted on the
windward side, it
generates a
downwards force.
Bruce foils can...
- has
found that
about 10% of 178
foils studied from the
Lucknow (India)
market were made of aluminium. Of the
tested foils, 46% of the
samples were found...
- Hot
stamping or
foil stamping is a
printing method of
relief printing in
which pre-dried ink or
foils are
transferred to a
surface at high temperatures...
- the lift
created by the
foils as they move
through the
water at
speed above 60 kn (110 km/h; 69 mph),
bending the
lifting foil.
German engineer Hanns von...
