American Quarterly Review, 2. sējumsRobert Walsh Carey, Lea & Carey, 1827 |
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1.5. rezultāts no 100.
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Robert Walsh. place of the ship , for the purpose of choosing the proper course to its destined port , or enabling it ... courses , vessels may oustrip the wind itself , are indeed , strictly speaking , investigations within the reach of ...
Robert Walsh. place of the ship , for the purpose of choosing the proper course to its destined port , or enabling it ... courses , vessels may oustrip the wind itself , are indeed , strictly speaking , investigations within the reach of ...
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... course of a vessel , acted upon by a lateral wind . He was followed by the chevalier Renau , in 1689 , who proceeded upon the same basis as the former author , but who adopted , in addition , the received doctrine , that the resistances ...
... course of a vessel , acted upon by a lateral wind . He was followed by the chevalier Renau , in 1689 , who proceeded upon the same basis as the former author , but who adopted , in addition , the received doctrine , that the resistances ...
5. lappuse
... course . The maximum resistance to lateral motion , would be measured by the application of the formula to a plane surface , bounded by the cutwater , the stern - post , the keel , and the sur- face of the water ; the maximum resistance ...
... course . The maximum resistance to lateral motion , would be measured by the application of the formula to a plane surface , bounded by the cutwater , the stern - post , the keel , and the sur- face of the water ; the maximum resistance ...
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... course requires a correction , which is called the Leeway . This is less or greater , according to the ratio of the length to the breadth , and varies inversely , according to the laws we have stated , with the greater or less sharpness ...
... course requires a correction , which is called the Leeway . This is less or greater , according to the ratio of the length to the breadth , and varies inversely , according to the laws we have stated , with the greater or less sharpness ...
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... course of the vessel . But in sailing upon a wind , its effective action depends , not upon the absolute velocity of the current , but upon the sum of the velocities of the wind itself , and of such part of the speed of the vessel , as ...
... course of the vessel . But in sailing upon a wind , its effective action depends , not upon the absolute velocity of the current , but upon the sum of the velocities of the wind itself , and of such part of the speed of the vessel , as ...
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