- for the
Royal Yacht Charlotte’, Mariner’s Mirror, 94, 3 (2008) ‘The
Midship Bend of
Hampshire 1653’, Mariner’s Mirror, 91, 1 (2005) ‘The Loss of Stirling...
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inscribed "Deptford Yard 20th
March 1810". ZAZ 6163. (Undated) A
midship bend initialled by R. H. Gower.
Transit Sail plan from
Greenwich Maritime...
- W L {\displaystyle C_{b}={\frac {V}{L_{WL}\cdot B_{WL}\cdot T_{WL}}}}
Midship coefficient (Cm or Cx) is the cross-sectional area (Ax) of the
slice at...
- The S4 took full
advantage of the
Group B regulations, and
featured a
midship-mounted
engine and all-wheel
drive for
superior traction on
loose surfaces...
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sloping or
rounded stem as well as
sloping sides and a
short parallel midship to
improve maneuverability in ice. However, the spoon-shaped bow and round...
- 767°W / 50.633; -34.767) by
torpedoes fired by
German submarine U-91
midship on her
starboard side in the
machinery room. The ship sank in
about 3 minutes...
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brails on the mainsail,
higher than the lowers, and
lower than the mains.
midship house A
superstructure built over the
midships section of the hull, often...
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boilers were
located end-to-end as two
pairs in a
single boiler room in the
midship. The
icebreaker could achieve a
speed of 12.5
knots (23.2 km/h; 14.4 mph)...
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afterbrow On
larger ships, a
secondary gangway rigged in the area aft of
midship. On some
military vessels, such as US
naval vessels,
enlisted personnel...
- Corporation, New York in 1957,
renamed Washington Trader.
Rebuilt in 1965,
midship section replaced with that from
Mission San Fernando. S****ped at Kaohsiung...
