- move
known as a
tackle. The
primary purposes of
tackling are to
dispossess an
opponent of the ball, to stop the
player from
gaining ground towards goal or...
- of
canal moorings:
Mooring pin (boat
operator supplied)
driven into the
ground between the edge of the
canal and the
towpath with a mooring-line rope to...
-
Canadian football Dump
tackle, a
forceful move in
rugby of
picking up an
opposing player and
throwing them to the
ground The
Tackle, a term for the final...
-
orders to
those responsible for the ship's engine, rudder, lines, and
ground tackle. It is
usually located as high on the ship as is practical, to give...
- them to the
ground. The move is
frowned upon in many
rugby communities as a
dangerous tackling technique, as it puts the
player being tackled at risk of...
- ship. One
person gives orders to the ship's engine, rudder, lines, and
ground tackle. This
person is said to have the "conn." — James
Alden Barber, 2005...
- A
sliding tackle, also
called slide tackle, is a
tackle in ****ociation
football in
which one leg
extends to push the ball away from the
opposing player...
- transponders, fog signals, and
similar devices often required by law.
Ground tackle comprises the anchor, its
chain or cable, and
connecting ****ings. Cargo...
- A
block and
tackle or only
tackle is a
system of two or more
pulleys with a rope or
cable threaded between them,
usually used to lift
heavy loads. The...
-
pulling forces with
their engines and propellers.
Salvage ground tackle is a
system of anchors,
ground legs, and
hauling gear
rigged to pullers, purchases,...
