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Mediterranean moor
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A maneuver commonly used when harbor space is limited. twin anchors are dropped from the bow and the vessel is backed into the seawall with the brow being put over the stern. meet her!: a steering command to reduce the swing of a turning vessel without stopping the turn altogether.
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Mediterranean, английский
Mediterranean climate, английский
Climate type characterized by mild, wet winters and warm to hot, dry summers. originally describing the climate of the area around the mediterranean sea, it also describes the climate of the north american pacific coast, ranging from hot mediterranean in southern california, to warm mediterranean on washi
Mediterranean or inland sea, английский
A term applied to a sea surrounded on all sides, except its immediate entrance, by land; as the mediterranean, so styled par excellence; also, the baltic, the red sea, &c.
Mediterranean pass, английский
A document formerly granted by the lords of the admiralty to registered vessels, which was valuable when the barbary powers were unchecked. (see pass.)
Mediterranean sea, английский
Mediterranean style, английский
Средиземноморский стиль швартовки - кормой к причалу с отдачей якоря и заведением кормовых швартовых на берег
Mediterranean suite, английский
Moor, английский
- 1. to attach a boat to a mooring buoy or post.
- Причаливать, швартоваться
- An upland swamp, boggy, with fresh water. also, an open common.
- To hold a ship in place by tying it to a pier, buoy, or another ship.
- To attach a boat to a mooring, dock, post, anchor, etc.
Moor, русский
Moor a cable each way, to, английский
Is dropping one anchor, veering out two cables` lengths, and letting go another anchor from the opposite bow; the first is then hove in to one cable, or less according to circumstances, while the latter is veered out as much, whereby the ship rides between the two anchors, equally distant from both. this is usually practised in a tide-way, in such manner that the ship rides by one during the flood, and by the other during the ebb.
Moor across, to, английский
To lay out one of the anchors across stream.
Moor along, to, английский
To anchor in a river with a hawser on shore to steady her.
Moor fender, английский
Moor peat, английский
Moor the boat, to, английский
To fasten her with two ropes, so that the one shall counteract the other, and keep her in a steady position.
Moor with a spring on the cable, to, английский
See spring.
Moor, to, английский
To secure a ship with anchors, or to confine her in a particular station by two chains or cables, either fastened to the mooring chains or to the bottom; a ship is moored when she rides by two anchors.
Moorage, английский
- Стоянка
- Плата за стоянку судна
Moorband, английский
Moorband pan, английский
Altogether, английский
Все вместе
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Merchant aircraft carrier, английский
See mac ship.
To be necessary, английский
And some of the crew shall be appointed to attend to and serve them and to keep the place clean. the cooper shall make buckets with covers and cradles if necessary for their use. • the usn medical corps: surgeons became commissioned officers in 1872, but it was not until 1898 that this staff corps was founded, covering a wide range of medical specialties. a century later, facing a shortage of trained physicians, the uniformed services health professions revitalization act (1972) created programs under which medical students are given reserve commissions as ensign (o- 1) which they hold during four years of medical education. upon graduation, they supersede to the rank of lieutenant (o-3) and are called to active duty as interns at a navy or marine corps hospital. after a year’s internship, they may deploy to the fleet as a general medical officer, undergo six months of additional training as a flight surgeon or undersea medical officer, or apply to complete a full residency in the field of their choice. see hospital corpsman. • the royal navy medical service operates in very similar ways. medical, dental and nursing officers and medical assistants work in primary and secondary health care, ashore and afloat. experienced doctors enter on short service commissions of three to six years’ duration (prior experience being considered when calculating seniority). undergraduate cadetships are available to medical students, paying a salary as well as course fees. during three 197 medical months at the institute of naval medicine (gosport) qualified physicians learn to manage clinical problems in the absence of hospital or specialist assistance, and are introduced to the fundamentals of aviation and underwater medicine. they can then elect to serve as generalists at sea, qualify in aviation or submarine medicine, or undertake further professional training in a specialist field.
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