-
rudder is
increased by the flow of
water generated by the paddles,
giving such
steamboats a high
degree of maneuverability.
balanced rudder A
rudder with...
-
pinnacled on
their faces, and the
groining within shews five fan-traceried
pendants. At the east end is a
large niche, the west is open. The
doorway is surmounted...
- or
lateen sail. Some of them had bowsprit,
adorned with
pieces of wool,
pendants,
wooden fish carving, and
other decorations. If the
bowsprit is not present...
-
sculpture at the
Royal Academy of Fine Arts in
Brussels and with
Isidore De
Rudder. With his father,
Philippe undertook many
study trips through Europe, visiting...
-
holding tridents. Tritons,
other mermen, and the
Nereides can also
carry rudders, oars, fish, or dolphins. Oce****
normally should not
carry a trident,...
- the
stern above the
rudder. A
spade rudder is
hinged solely on the
stock and has no
lower bearing to help take the loads.
Other rudder types may be hinged...
-
Hercules appears as a pair of
pendants, one
younger and one older, on each side of the
lower stern galleries; the
pendants depict opposite aspects of the...
-
damaged rudder.
Despite this handicap,
Courageux was able to parti****te in the
evacuation and warp out of the
harbour with the
replacement rudder following...
- Gralla,
knight of the
Order of Malta. La
Girona had anc****d with a
damaged rudder in
Killybegs Harbour in the south-west of Tír Chonaill, a
Gaelic túath that...
-
though nothing further south.
Ships with
square sails,
without a
stern rudder,
might navigate south, but the
winds and
currents throughout the year would...
