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Gatineau Hull (provincial
electoral district)
Hull (federal
electoral district), now
named Hull—Aylmer
Hull,
Florida Hull,
Georgia Hull,
Illinois Hull, Iowa...
- waves, as a result.
Chined hulls may have one of
three shapes: Flat-bottom
chined hulls Multi-chined
hulls V-bottom
chined hulls.
Sometimes called hard chine...
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insulation material, or fuel. Rice
hulls are part of the
chaff of the rice. Rice
hulls are part of the rice seed. The
hull protects the
grain during the growing...
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convex hull may be
visualized as the
shape enclosed by a
rubber band
stretched around the subset.
Convex hulls of open sets are open, and
convex hulls of...
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Chris Hulls is an
American entrepreneur and
business executive, best
known for
being the
founder of the
family networking app Life360.
Hulls lives in Point...
- to
operate on the
surface most of the time;
their hull designs were a compromise, with the
outer hulls resembling a ship,
allowing for good
surface navigation...
- case the
outer hull is
damaged and leaks. The
space between the two
hulls is
sometimes used for
storage of
ballast water.
Double hulls are a more extensive...
- "cat") is a
watercraft with two
parallel hulls of
equal size. The wide
distance between a catamaran's
hulls imparts stability through resistance to rolling...
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Kingston upon
Hull,
usually shortened to
Hull, is an
historic maritime city and
unitary authority area in the East
Riding of Yorkshire, England. It lies...
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extension of it.
Injective hulls were
first described in (Eckmann &
Schopf 1953). A
module E is
called the
injective hull of a
module M, if E is an essential...
