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cranes or
gantry cranes to load and unload. A
cargo hatch or deck
hatch or
hatchway is type of door used on
ships and
boats to
cover the
opening to the cargo...
-
children were
there praying and crying. Then the
sailors fastened down the
hatchways leading to the third-class section. They said they
wanted to keep the...
- body
emerging from the
hatchway and
exposed to the elements. In good weather, many trad-stern
steerers sit up on the
hatchway edge, a high
vantage point...
- decompressed. The bell is
mated with the
chamber system via the
bottom hatchway or a side
hatchway, and the
trunking in
between is
pressurized to
enable the divers...
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simply a
single plain room with a
heavy door or with
access only from a
hatchway or
trapdoor in the
floor of the room above, the use of
dungeons for torture...
- A
trapdoor or
hatch is a
sliding or
hinged door that is
flush with the
surface of a floor, ceiling, or roof. It is
traditionally small in size. It was...
-
architecture of a ship, a
companion or
companionway is a
raised and
windowed hatchway in the ship's deck, with a
ladder leading below and the
hooded entrance-hatch...
- on deck,
Saying "Fellas, it's too
rough to feed ya." At 7 p.m. a main
hatchway caved in, He said, "Fellas, it's been good to know ya."
Lightfoot changed...
- others.
Carling knees are
timbers going traversely, from the
sides to the
hatchway,
serving to
sustain the deck on both sides. This
article incorporates...
- weight. LRUs
typically need to be "transportable" and fit
through a door or
hatchway.
There are also
requirements for flammability,
unwanted radio emissions...
