- The
United States Navy Sea, Air, and Land (
SEAL) Teams,
commonly known as Navy
SEALs, are the U.S. Navy's
primary special operations force and a component...
- carnivores, but
their molars lock together in a way that
allows them to
sieve krill from the
water in the
manner of the
crabeater seal. The coat is counter-shaded...
- revolver). They lack the gas-
seal lock of the
Belgian and
Russian models. The
black powder cartridge used in Nagant's
original gas-
sealed revolver design. Year...
-
detect tampering Seal (1991 album), by
Seal Seal (1994 album),
sometimes referred to as
Seal II, by
Seal Seal IV, a 2003
album by
Seal Seal Online, a 2003...
- A
lock is a
device used for
raising and
lowering boats,
ships and
other watercraft between stretches of
water of
different levels on
river and
canal waterways...
-
motor Door
control module Door
seal Door water-shield
Hinge Door
latch Door
lock and
power door
locks Central-
locking Fuel tank (or fuel filler) door...
-
Seal hunting, or sealing, is the
personal or
commercial hunting of
seals.
Seal hunting is
currently practiced in nine countries:
United States (above the...
-
Security seals are tamper-evident
mechanisms that
seal valuable material in a room, cabinet, vehicle, or
other storage facility. One
common use is to
seal cargo...
- (Belleville washer, wave washer), wear pad,
preload indicating device,
locking device, and to
reduce vibration (rubber washer).
Washers are
usually metal...
- A hose
clamp (hose clip, hose
lock or
Jubilee Clip (UK)) is a
device used to
attach and
seal a hose onto a ****ing such as a barb or nipple. Many types...