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Equatorial telescope
| Глоссарий морской лексики и терминологии (английский язык) |
A glass so mounted that it enables the observer to follow the stars as they move equatorially.
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Equatorial, английский
Equatorial current, английский
The set, chiefly westerly, so frequently met with near the equator, especially in the atlantic oceans.
Equatorial currents, английский
North of the terrestrial equator, ocean currents tend to flow clockwise, while to the south they flow counter-clockwise (see coriolis effect). in between are weak countercurrents flowing in the opposite directions.
Equatorial doldrums, английский
See doldrums.
Equatorial guinea, английский
Spanish (official), french (official), pidgin english, fang, bubi, ibo
Equatorial sector, английский
An instrument of large radius for finding the difference in the right ascension and declination of two heavenly bodies.
Equatorial sounding rocket establishment in, английский
Thumba экваториальная станция запуска исследовательских ракет в тумбе (индия)
Telescope, английский
- Телескоп
- A long optical instrument, designed to make distant objects appear larger and nearer. usually constructed in sections which slide within one-another to make it less cumbersome when not in use. frequently carried by naval officers as a symbol of authority. also “long glass” and, formerly, “bring-’emnear.”
- Telescoped. to force or jam one segment or part into the part to which it is coupled by applying excessive load, example: to force or "telescope" a core-barrel head into the upper end of the outer tube of the core barrel.
- Зрительная труба (геодезического инструмента)
Telescope -, английский
Кипрегель
Telescope house, английский
A house comprised of several units, each of descending height, giving the building the appearance of fitting together like the components of a collapsible telescope; compare with continuous house.
Telescope joint, английский
Telescope joint:, английский
Joint between tubular elements without a flange, the internal diameter of one being equal to the external diameter of the other
Telescoped, английский
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Eques auratus, английский
An heraldic term for a knight.
Equatorial sector, английский
An instrument of large radius for finding the difference in the right ascension and declination of two heavenly bodies.
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