Each float was supported by front and rear N-struts attached to the bottom longerons of the fuselage and the front and rear stub-wing spars. |
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Although these canoes are covered with birchbark, this skin, like that of a kayak, is stretched over a framework of ribs and spars. |
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The aircraft has twelve integral fuel tanks installed between the front and back spars in the wings. |
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He spars with him at least three hours in the morning and two hours in the afternoon. |
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On this clean surface, the full-size wing was drawn with the leading edge, trailing edge, spars, and ribs all correctly located. |
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The product of a seafaring family, Seal is at home among the rigging, the ratlines, the shrouds and spars of his leading lady. |
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The vertical shock absorber struts attached to the front wing spars below the engine nacelles. |
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Wing construction comprised two spruce spars with plywood ribs and steel tube and wire drag bracing. |
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The wing spars and ribs are made of extruded aluminum and the complete aircraft is covered with Ceconite fabric. |
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The decks are marine ply, the spars were made out of local timber and the design was kept close to the original. |
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What was not communicated was that the winter spars were still in their advertised positions. |
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One or both spars might be used and they would be angled depending upon which was the way vessel was to be moved. |
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For instance, ice accumulates more rapidly on rigging and spars, increasing the potential for a vessel to capsize. |
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Examination of the aircraft revealed that the left wing and its two spars sustained upward and rearward twisting stresses. |
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High overhead, topmen scrambled to furl and unfurl sails and tend to yards and booms and spars and various clews. |
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Remembering the spars she had had with the brothers, she smiled. |
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This cell spar is the latest generation and an innovative extension of the Technip range of spars products that can operate in very deep waters. |
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Wyrex, a 10-foot T. rex with the most complete set of hands ever discovered, spars with a Denversaurus, a squatty plant eater. |
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The quality of the work done during repairs to the left wing, the spars and the wing covering was not to accepted aviation standards. |
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Other products sold include hazel poles, which are used for thatching spars, for beanpoles and to make hurdles. |
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As a result, it can be concluded that spars constructed from metal 0.040 inches thick on aircraft other than ultralights do not meet airworthiness standards. |
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Although similar in basic design, various modifications in the arrangements of deck equipment, spars and layout have been incorporated by individual owners. |
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However, some fuselage frames, longerons, and wing spars were twisted. |
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The lack of any sign of rubbing on the fractured surfaces also indicated that any cracking of the wing spars was recent, possibly as recent as the last take-off or landing. |
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From both Hastings and Moodyville, sailing ships carried sawn lumber and spars to San Francisco and Latin America, to Australia and China, and even to Britain. |
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Tomboyishly glamorous in her overalls, Burdick sings sweetly and spars ably. |
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Marker posts and spars shall be used as additional signs supplementing buoys in order to give a clearer indication of the limits of the fairway over difficult sills and in order to mark underwater obstac les. |
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Except where these rules specifically permit variations, boats of this class shall be alike in hull form, construction, weight and weight distribution, rigging spars and sail plan. |
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The spars were two large timbres equipped with block and tackle. |
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The bird itself seems to be falling, breaking asunder into bits of itself, even as we stare at it, as if, when it hits ground, it will be nothing but a tumble of spiky spars and a pother of wind-blown feathers. |
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The manufacturer also indicated that, because of the tight fit of the spars, the wing would not come off in flight, and that the wing incidence could not change because of the wing fitting into the fuselage-to-wing fillet. |
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Then, I was there: I could see, even in the mist, Spurn Head stretching out ahead of me in the gloom, its spine covered in marram grass and furze, its shingle flanks speared with the rotting spars of failed breakwaters. |
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Walking up the bow gangplank, visitors gaze at the huge anchor, the great wooden spars with heavy rope rigging, and catch sight of the powerful steam winches mounted on the bow deck. |
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The red and green steel spars buoys that hold these lights are allowed to freeze in place over the winter, and stick up approximately eight to nine feet above the ice. |
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It is recommended that established aircraft quality material and components be used, especially in fabricating primary structure parts, such as wing spars, critical attachment fittings, and fuselage structural members. |
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Masts of sailing-ships, and spars, cluster on the left, on the undarkening sky. |
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Although it is used for spars in modern times there is as yet no evidence the Vikings used spruce for masts. |
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To enable her to probe the depths, Challenger's guns were removed and her spars reduced to make more space available. |
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Boat building, one of the oldest branches of engineering, is concerned with constructing the hulls of boats and, for sailboats, the masts, spars and rigging. |
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As per the statement, the Split Scimitar Winglet combines the existing Blended Winglet structure with strengthened spars, aerodynamic scimitar tips and a large ventral strake. |
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Guys are used to control the ends of other spars such as spinnaker poles. |
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A farmer is not exposed to falling ropes, or spars, or tackle-hence, does not need a stiff tarpaulin, like a sailor or a fireman. |
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Wlsea then moved into real offices on Municipal Pier, hired its first employee and secured six virgin white pines for the ship's masts and spars. |
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