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things such as
wind, traffic,
taxiing time, and
aircraft used. A flight's
length can also be
described using the aviation term of "Flight
Haul Type", such...
- as
close to the wind as possible—approximately 45°—is
termed beating, a
point of sail when
the sails are close-
hauled. At 90° off
the wind, a
craft is...
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variation has been
indicated to influence the haul-out
patterns of this species,
environmental factors such as air
temperature and
wind speed trigger a shift...
-
The Wind in
the Willows is a
classic children's
novel by
the British novelist Kenneth Grahame,
first published in 1908. It
details the story of Mole, Ratty...
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to haul the wind blown tree
trunks from
the affected areas. In
the so-called
natural development zone of
the Harz
National Park,
which surrounds the core...
- Ultra-long-
haul (also
known as "ultra-long-range operations" )
refers to the duration of a
flight (flight time)
being "ultra long." IATA, ICAO, and IFALPA...
- link] "State-of-
the-art
cargo ship
to dock with
haul of
wind turbines". siliconrepublic. 10
August 2010.
Retrieved 24
August 2010. "
The Return of Rotor...
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directly into
the wind (see "Discussion," below);
the point of sail into
the wind is
called "close
hauled".
Sailing into
the wind is
possible when
the sail is...
- ISBN 978-3-319-29838-2. Kennedy, John (2010). "Discovery: State-of-
the-art
cargo ship
to dock with
haul of
wind turbines".
Silicon Republic (Online, August, 10). Retrieved...
- vessel,
typically against the wind or current,
after running aground, or out from a dead calm, by
hauling on a line
attached to a
kedge anchor, a sea anchor...
