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Bars, handlebars

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    Руль, русский
    1. Баранка ручного тормоза, а также контроллер в м62, 2м62

    2. Вертикальная пластина (перо руля), поворачивающаяся на оси (баллере) в кормовой подводной части судна. служит для поворота судна в ту или иную сторону.

    3. (от нидерл . roer),..1) руль судовой - устройство для удержания судна на курсе, а также для поворота на ходу; обычно - пластина, поворачивающаяся вокруг вертикальной оси...2) воздушный руль - подвижная поверхность, создающая аэродинамическую силу и момент, используемые для управления летательным аппаратом в полете. на летательных аппаратах применяют также газовые рули: пластины, изменяющие направление тяги газового потока, сложные сопловые аппараты и т. д...3) руль безрельсовых колесных машин - элемент рулевого управления.




    Bar, bl, английский
      Barrel


    Bar, of a port or harbour, английский
      An accumulated shoal or bank of sand, shingle, gravel, or other uliginous substances, thrown up by the sea to the mouth of a river or harbour, so as to endanger, and sometimes totally prevent, the navigation into it.—bars of rivers are some shifting and some permanent. the position of the bar of any river may commonly be guessed by attending to the form of the shores at the embouchure. the shore on which the deposition of sediment is going on will be flat, whilst the opposite one is steep. it is along the side of the latter that the deepest channel of the river lies; and in the line of this channel, but without the points that form the mouth of the river, will be the bar. if both the shores are of the same nature, which seldom happens, the bar will lie opposite the middle of the channel. rivers in general have what may be deemed a bar, in respect of the depth of the channel within, although it may not rise high enough to impede the navigation—for the increased deposition that takes place when the current slackens, through the want of declivity, and of shores to retain it, must necessarily form a bank. bars of small rivers may be deepened by means of stockades to confine the river current, and prolong it beyond the natural points of the river`s mouth. they operate to remove the place of deposition further out, and into deeper water. bars, however, act as breakwaters in most instances, and consequently secure smooth water within them. the deposit in all curvilinear or serpentine rivers will always be found at the point opposite to the curve into which the ebb strikes and rebounds, deepening the hollow and depositing on the tongue. therefore if it be deemed advisable to change the position of a


    Bar,bl, английский

    Handlebar, английский
    1. A lever attached, usually using an intermediary stem, to the steerer tube of the fork. allows steering and provides a point of attachment for controls and accessories.

    2. Длинные усы, подкрученные вверх hand-me-down дешевое готовое платье


    Handlebar tape, английский
      A tape wound around dropped handlebars so as to provide padding and grip, usually cork or cloth, sometimes foam rubber.


    Handlebar, handlebars, английский

    Handlebars, английский
      Part of a soil- or foundation-testing apparatus having bars extending horizontally outward from rods connected to a vane tester. a spring scale is attached to the extended bars and the reading of the amount of pull required to turn the rod and vane tester through each 30° segment of a 90° arc is registered on the spring scale and recorded by the operator.


    Basecamp rides, английский

    Рога, наконечники руля, русский