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Canaries current
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A broad, shallow, slow-moving drift current that flows southwestward from the bay of biscay along the coast of africa to senegal where it turns westward towards the canary islands.
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Canard, английский
An arrangement in which the horizontal stabilizer and elevators of an aircraft are mounted in front of the main wing(s).
Canard, французский
Canard servoactuatoi, английский
Эгрп переднего горизонтального оперения л.а.
Canard wing, английский
Переднее оперение (самолета), носовой руль, "утка"
Canari, английский
Communication and navigation airborne radio
Canariensis, e, латинский
Canarinus, a, um, латинский
Canaris, английский
Canary, английский
- Iron rod 6 feet long with a hook on one end and a handle on the other. used to pull cable or chain under bundles of pulpwood or logs for binding or hookup (8).
- A predetermined value that must be present in a client-server request for the request to be considered valid.
Canary ore, английский
Canary pad, английский
Блокнот из желтой бумаги can – car
Canary stone, английский
Canary value, английский
A predetermined value that must be present in a client-server request for the request to be considered valid.
Canary whitewood, английский
Canary wood, английский
Current, английский
- The flow of electricity.
- Another name for amperage. the amount of electricity flowing past a point in a conductor every second.
- Г. бйо (нигерия)
- Ток; сила тока; течение, поток; текущий; современный
- The flow of electricity in a circuit; the unit of measurement is the ampere. current-carrying capacity the maximum current which an electric device is rated to carry without excessive overheating and consequent premature breakdown or combustion; also
- Течение
- The horizontal movement of water caused by tides, wind and other forces.
- A certain progressive flowing of the sea in one direction, by which all bodies floating therein are compelled more or less to submit to the stream. the setting of the current, is that point of the compass towards which the waters run; and the drift of the current is the rate it runs at in an hour. currents are general and particular, the former
- [1] a steady flow of water in a definite horizontal direction. [2] the speed of such a flow. see also oceanic circulation.
- The movement of water,
- The flow of electrical charge.
- The movement of water, due to tides, river movement and circular currents caused by the motion of the earth.
- See electric current.
- The rate at which electricity flows in a conductor. analogous to the volume of water flowing through a pipe. measured in amperes, or amps. d
Current, английский
The horizontal movement of water.
Current, английский
Current, английский
Current, английский
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Cannibalize, английский
To remove serviceable parts from one aircraft, ship, or piece of equipment in order to repair another.
Canal effect, английский
See “channel effect.”
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