- A
bowstring joins the two ends of the bow
stave and
launches the arrow.
Desirable properties include light weight, strength,
resistance to ab****n, and...
-
snake plant,
Saint George's sword, mother-in-law's tongue, and viper's
bowstring hemp,
among other names.
Until 2017, it was
known under the
synonym Sansevieria...
-
Bowstring is an
unincorporated community in
Bowstring Township,
Itasca County, Minnesota,
United States. The
community is
located 15
miles north of Deer...
- that is
being flattened. Therefore, the
design is also
called a
bowstring-arch or
bowstring-girder bridge. The
elimination of
horizontal forces at the abutments...
-
contact the
bowstring. To load an
arrow for
shooting (nocking an arrow), the
archer places an
arrow across the
middle of the bow with the
bowstring in the...
- configuration. The
bowstring truss bridge was
patented in 1841 by
Squire Whipple.
While similar in
appearance to a tied-arch bridge, a
bowstring truss has diagonal...
- the
bowstring hieroglyph is used to
define words of strength, hardness, durability, etc. The
hieroglyphic language equivalent of the
bowstring is "rwdj"...
-
methods of
making a
bowstring exist, such as the 'endless loop' and 'Flemish twist'.
Almost any
fiber can be made into a
bowstring. The
author of Arab...
- as the
Bowstring State Forest in 1963. It is
named after Bowstring Lake,
located within the forest. List of
Minnesota state forests Bowstring State Forest...
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Warriors Society (Ho'néhenótâxeo'o) for the
Bowstring Men. The
Crazy Dog
Society developed out of the
Bowstring Men in the 19th
century through a vision...
