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Stratigraphic heave
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Heave, английский
- A vessel`s transient, vertical, up-and-down motion.
- [1] to pull something. [2] to throw something. [3] to come into view. [4] the scend of the waves. [5] one of six possible responses of a vessel to movement of the sea (see linear displacement, ship motion). heave away!: command to start pulling or heaving and continue until ordered to stop (see ’vast heaving).
- Выпор, пучение (грунта)
- Measurable upward movement of the ground or structure as the result of the excavation process.
Heave (hove, heaved), английский
Heave about, to, английский
To go upon the other tack suddenly.
Heave an, английский
- A-wash. an encouraging call when the ring of the anchor rises to the surface, and the stock stirs the water.
- A-weigh. signifies that the next effort will start the anchor from its bed, and make it a-trip. “heave and a-weigh, sir,” from the forecastle, denotes that the anchor is a-weigh; it inspirits the men to run it to the bows rapidly.
Heave and in sight, английский
A notice given by the boatswain to the crew when the anchor is drawn up so near the surface of the water as to be seen by its muddy water surrounding it.
Heave and paul, английский
Is the order to turn the capstan or windlass till the paul may be put in, by which it is prevented from coming up, and is something similar to belay, applied to a running rope.
Heave and rally, английский
An encouraging order to the men at the capstan to heave with spirit, with a rush, and thereby force the anchor out of the ground. when there is a rising sea “heave and rally” implies, “heave and stand to your bars,” the pauls taking the strain, and the next wave probably lifting the anchor.
Heave and set, английский
The ship`s motion in rising and falling to the waves when at anchor.
Heave down, английский
- Turn a ship on its side (for cleaning). also known as careening
- To careen a vessel, pulling it onto its side by hauling on purchases attached to the masts. heave ho!: [1] the cry formerly made by sailors while manually raising an anchor. [2] colloquially, to give someone “the old heave ho” is to dismiss them.
Heave gate, английский
Ворота, открываемые поднятием вверх
Heave handsomely, английский
Gently.
Heave hearty, английский
Heave strong and with a will.
Heave in, английский
[1] to furl a sail. [2] to apply tension to a cable.
Heave meter, английский
Указатель перемещения (для определения положения поршня компенсатора качки бурового судка)
Heave of the sea, английский
The power that the swell of the sea exerts upon a ship in driving her out of, or faster on in, her course, and for which allowance must be made in the day`s work. it is a similar, or the same action in force as in a head-sea.
Heave out, английский
[1] to shake out or loosen a sail. [2] to slacken a cable. heave out and trice up!: usn command to get up and lash hammocks. although hammocks are no longer used, the phrase is still called out at reveille aboard usn vessels. the rn equivalent is “lash up and stow!”
Heave out there, английский
The order to hasten men from their hammocks.
Heave short, английский
To haul in the anchor cable until it is almost up-and-down but maintains its grip on the sea bed. this holds the vessel in place, but allows rapid response when the command to up-anchor arrives.
Heave short, to, английский
To heave in on the cable until the vessel is nearly over her anchor, or sufficiently near it for sail being made before the anchor is tripped. short, is when the fore-stay and cable are in line.
Heave the lead, английский
- To take soundings with the hand lead-line. “get a cast of the lead,” with the deep-sea lead and line.
- To take depth soundings by means of a leadline.
Heave the log, английский
- Determine the ship`s velocity by the log line and glass.
- To throw a log-chip over the side to determine speed through the water.
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Stratigraphic section, английский
Stratigraphic geology, английский
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