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Traverse sailing Parallel sailing Mid-latitude
sailing Mercator Sailing Great-circle
navigation "A
Token for Ship-Boys, or
Plain Sailing made more plain"...
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becomes impossible as
sailing into one set of
waves necessitates sailing parallel to the other. A
cross swell is
generated when the wave
systems are...
- had
several other great tracks on it."
However "
Sailing" had an
August 1975 UK
single release parallel with the
album release of
Atlantic Crossing: reaching...
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sailing craft. The
apparent wind is the
combined effect of the
velocities of the true wind and of the
sailing craft. A sail with the
airflow parallel...
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Sailing craft and
their rigs
Sailing employs the wind—acting on sails,
wingsails or kites—to
propel a
craft on the
surface of the
water (
sailing ship,...
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Sailing ship
tactics were the
naval tactics emplo**** by
sailing ships in
contrast to
galley tactics emplo**** by
oared vessels. This
article focuses on...
- (LOA, o/a, o.a. or oa) is the
maximum length of a vessel's hull
measured parallel to the waterline. This
length is
important while docking the ship. It is...
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Sailing stones (also
called sliding rocks,
walking rocks,
rolling stones, and
moving rocks) are part of the
geological phenomenon in
which rocks move...
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catamaran (/ˌkætəməˈræn/) (informally, a "cat") is a
watercraft with two
parallel hulls of
equal size. The
distance between a catamaran's
hulls imparts resistance...
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barque A
sailing vessel of
three or more masts, with all
masts square-rigged
except the sternmost,
which is fore-and-aft-rigged.
barquentine A
sailing vessel...