- into
backshot (pitch-back), overshot, ****hot,
undershot, and stream-wheels. The term
undershot can
refer to any
wheel where the
water p****es under...
-
Thomas Carlyle (4
December 1795 – 5
February 1881) was a
Scottish essayist, historian, and
philosopher from the
Scottish Lowlands. A
leading writer of...
-
further divided,
depending on
where the
water hits the
wheel paddles, into
undershot, overshot, ****hot and
pitchback (backshot or
reverse shot) waterwheel...
- the
glide slope), and then
entered a high-speed descent. The
aircraft undershot runway 31 and
crashed into the sea,
killing 24 p****engers. The probable...
- fly from Juba
International Airport to
Malakal Airport,
South Sudan,
undershot the
runway after experiencing technical issues. The
plane collided into...
- for
white coat
colour and
rejecting any
animal that was
retrognathous (
undershot). In the
eighth generation he
introduced a
Pyrenean mastiff ****; by...
-
muzzle is
short and
generally wrinkle-free, with an even or a
slightly undershot bite. The
chest is
broad and the tail is short.
According to international...
- have test
equipment removed and a
cabin installed.
Pilot Ralph C.
Cokely undershot the airport's
short runway and the 747's right,
outer landing gear was...
-
hydro schemes use water's
kinetic energy or
undammed sources such as
undershot water wheels.
Tidal power is
viable in a
relatively small number of locations...
-
concrete gravity dam with four
earth embankments and twenty-nine
vertical undershot gated concrete overflow spillways.
Constructed over a 17-year
period between...
