- and
lower than the mains.
midship house A
superstructure built over the
midships section of the hull,
often housing the
bridge and
officers quarters, as...
- and
Laser sailing dinghies. S-bottom
hulls are
sailing boat
hulls with a
midships transverse half-section
shaped like an s.[clarification needed] In the...
- was 6 feet 1 inch (1.85 m)
between decks afore, 5 feet 9 inches (1.75 m)
midships and 7 feet 1 inch (2.16 m) abaft.
Fishburn appeared in the 1781 volume...
- production. The
engine was
redesigned to be
mounted horizontally,
residing midships beneath the load floor. The TN360
premiered in
November 1967 and remained...
- 30–45 degrees, "revolving
apparently around a
centre of
gravity just
astern of
midships", as
Lawrence Beesley later put it. Many
survivors described a
great noise...
-
Midships view....
-
White Star also set new
standards for
comfort by
placing the
dining saloon midships and
doubling the size of cabins.
Inman rebuilt its
express fleet to the...
-
submarine bows are
usually occupied by a
large sonar array,
necessitating midships tubes angled outward,
while stern tubes have
largely disappeared. The first...
- programme, the Lord
Nelson class.
Restrictions on
length and beam
meant the
midships 9.2-inch
turrets became single instead of twin, thus
giving an armament...
-
matching sets: one mark each on the port and
starboard sides forward,
midships, and astern.
These marks allow a ship's
displacement to be
determined to...
