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Tail crab
| Глоссарий горнодобывающей промышленности |
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Crab, английский
- A rudder-controlled yawing motion to compensate for a crosswind in maintaining a desired flight path, as in a landing approach.
- Сноситься ветром; снос; угол сноса
- A louse, phthirius pubis, which infests the pubic region and other parts of the body with coarse hair. also called pubic louse
- A wooden pillar, the lower end of which being let down through a ship`s decks, rests upon a socket like the capstan, and having in its upper end three or four holes at different heights, long oars are thrust through them, each acting like two levers. it is employed to wind in the cable, or any other weighty matter. also, a portable wooden or cast-iron machine, fitted with wheels and pinions similar to those of a winch, of use in
- [1] to drift sideways under wind or current. [2] to adjust course to remain on track under the influence of wind or current. counterbattery 84
- A crab is a maneuver used to counteract the drift of an aircraft caused by a crosswind. the pilot will offset the heading of the aircraft from the desired track by a calculated amount, and the aircraft’s velocity combined with the wind through vector addition will give a net movement in the desired direction.
Crab claw rig, английский
Вооружение типа "крабовая клешня"
Crab locomotive, английский
Crab louse, английский
Crab operator, английский
Crab pot fishery, английский
A fishing technique where crabs are lured by bait into portable traps, sometimes called pots.
Crab winch, английский
Crab:, английский
Part of an overhead travelling crane that incorporates a hoist and is able to travel on rails on the top of the crane bridge
Crabattus, i, m, латинский
Crabbery, английский
Место, где водятся крабы
Crabbing, английский
- The process of heating wool or hair fabrics, under tension, in a hot or boiling liquid, then cooling under tension, to provide the fabric with dimensional stability for further wet processing.
- Vehicle movement resulting from axle misalignment such that the longitudinal axis is not in line with the vehicle
Crabbing to it, английский
Carrying an over-press of sail in a fresh gale, by which a ship crabs or drifts sideways to leeward.
Crabbler, английский
See krabla.
Crabwood, английский
Tail, английский
- Попутный ветер
- An area at the extreme of a randomisation distribution, where the degree of extremity is sufficient to be notable judged against some nominal alpha criterion value. also see : branch-and bound, re-randomisation test, tail definition policy.
- Tail wind
- N «хвост» (см. tag) question
- To hold the end of a line so as to keep it under tension on a winch. 94
- Корма парусной доски
- A rope spliced into the strop or round of any block, leaving a long end for making fast to rigging, spars, &c.—to tail on to a bank. to be aground abaft only.—to tail up or down a stream. when at anchor in a river, is as a ship`s stern swings.
- [1] the orientation an anchored ship tends to adopt (e.g., she tails downstream). [2] to taper and wax the end of a rope. [3] the rope which replaces a hook on a block. [4] to prevent the end of a halyard or sheet from fouling while being winched. [5] the latter part of a gale as it tapers off. tail on!: usn command to lay hold of a line and haul away.
- A lisp function that returns all elements of a list except the first. see also: head, list, lisp.
- 1. often refers to extreme risk. in terms of a distribution, the left tail represents extreme negative realizations. importantly, there are two tails. the right tail refers to extreme positive realizations. 2. the remaining reserves after a project financing has been repaid. sometimes refers to the residual value.
- A character’s downward projection, such as on the letter ‘q’.
- Менее влиятельная часть (политической партии) более слабая часть (спортивной команды)
Tail, английский
Tail, английский
Tail (1), английский
Tail (2), английский
Tail (3), английский
Tail anchor, английский
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Tail house, английский
Tail chain, английский
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