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Take off (to)
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Décoller, французский
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)
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