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Electrical system operator
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The electrical system operator, sydney. the electrical system operator, newcastle.
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Electrical, английский
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Heel, английский
- The end of points at which the switch pivots.
- 1. the lean caused by the wind`s force on the sails of a sailing vessel.
- Пятка
- Крен, кренить(ся), кренговать, килевать
- The back part of the foot
- Крен, пятка руля, киля, шпангоута
- The after end of a ship`s keel, and the lower end of the stern-post to which it is connected. also, the lower end of any mast, boom, bowsprit, or timber. also, that part of the end of the butt of a musket which is uppermost when at the firing position.—to heel. to lie over, or incline to either side out of the perpendicular: usually applied to a ship when canted by the wind, or by being unequally ballasted. (see crank, stiff, and trim.)
- [1] to lean temporarily to one side (cf. list). [2] the foot of a mast or rudder. [3] the inboard end of a bowsprit. [4] the after end of the keel. [5] a small quantity of liquid left in a tank or other container. heel-and-toe: slang for working watch-andwatch.
- The fixed jaw on an adjustable-wrench safety clamp or on a rock crusher. see anvil.
- The collar of a borehole.
- To tip to one side.
Traction current return, английский
The electric current returning from the 1500v overhead power supply through the rails to substations.
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