-
controls an electro-mechanical or electro-hydraulic
drive for the
rudder, with a
rudder position indicator presenting feedback to the helmsman.
Until the...
- The
coat of arms of Vågsøy is an
official symbol for Vågsøy Muni****lity in Sogn og
Fjordane county, Norway. The
coat of arms
depicts two
rudders in silver...
- The
coat of arms of Lappajärvi in
Finland was
drawn by Ahti
Hammar and
adopted in 1957. The arms
refer to Lake Lappajärvi,
which gives its name to the...
- them back to the boat. The dogs were
described as
having a
short thick coat,
rudder-like tail, high endurance, and a
great love of swimming. The St. John's...
- left
shaved to
allow easier movement of the back legs and the powerful,
rudder-like tail. The
retriever cut is one inch (2.5 cm) long,
evenly over the...
- Sao Bánh lái lớn (The Big
Rudder Stars),
contrasted with Ursa Minor,
which is
known as Sao Bánh lái nhỏ (The
Little Rudder Stars).
Although this name...
- fuselage, the
upper and
lower surfaces of the wings, as well as on the fin or
rudder of an aircraft,
although considerable variation can be
found amongst different...
-
national emblem "to
achieve orderliness for
international dealings". The
coat of arms was
designed by
artist Bùi
Trang Chước and was
edited by
artist Trần...
- the
stern above the
rudder. A
spade rudder is
hinged solely on the
stock and has no
lower bearing to help take the loads.
Other rudder types may be hinged...
- "Azure, a
rudder Or" (Norwegian: I blått et gull ror). This
means the arms have a blue
field (background) and the
charge is a
rudder. The
rudder has a tincture...