- the
object or
person is said to have gone overboard. See man overboard.
overfalls Dangerously steep and
breaking seas due to
opposing currents and wind...
- the strait, in 1578. He
named a
tidal rip at the
entrance the
Furious Overfall and
called the
strait Mistaken Strait,
since he felt it held less promise...
- sketch),
which was 30 feet (9.1 m) wide, and was ****ed with
flood gates and
overfall boards, to
accommodate a drop of 3 to 4 feet (0.91 to 1.22 m) in the river...
- the
overfall of Athena's
peplos hides most of her
girdle from the
front view,
whereas the
overfall of the
peplos on
Eirene has a
short overfall that...
-
mills according to
their ways of
discharging material:
grate type, and
overfall type. Many
types of
grinding media are
suitable for use in a ball mill...
-
strong for a
diver to
traverse or
perform useful work.
Overfalls and whirlpools. An
overfall is a
turbulent volume of
water downstream of a
ridge or...
- m****
concrete overfall dam with
irrigation outlets on both
sides of the
river serving irrigation channels. The
central portion is an
overfall spillway. The...
- an
overfall area that is 169 feet (52 m) long. The
embankments are 20 feet (6.1 m) wide, with a core of
granite rubble laid in cement. The
overfall area...
- Hahn,
Towpath Guide p. 117
Davies p. 243
Davies p. 253. He
calls it an "
overfall" Hahn,
Towpath Guide p. 158 Hahn,
Towpath Guide P. 169
Davies p. 386 Davies...
- length, with a
centered overfall area. The core of the dam is
granite rubble laid in cement, with
earthen embankments. The
overfall area is
faced on the...
