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On top of that you've got the masts, that's another 280ft, so it's 1, 120ft from the bottom of the valley to the top of the pylons.

the chief mast of a sailing vessel with two or more masts .

The wind-induced fatigue of guyed masts is a process of the wide-band stochastic fatigue.

Based on the idea of the discrete analysis method of random vibration, the paper studied the wind responses of guyed masts.

Quarries, tumuli and terraces mark it all over, before we even consider the furrows and radio masts of the present day.

A typical schooner also has two masts (sometimes more), but the masts are positioned more forward in the boat.

Must be able to apply on already standing masts and towers, on roof tops not ground.

When new masts are built to take advantage of the extra spectrum, they could be built in a partnership, suggests the report.

So they take spare boats, spare masts , spare ropes and harpoons -- spare everything, almost, except a second captain and an extra ship!

To the left were the packing sheds and piers where the shrimp boats clustered in a jungle of masts and suspended nets.

The largest vessels, 133-meter-long "treasure ships" , had up to nine masts and could carry a thousand people.

Several small dhows, their triangular sail lased to their masts, are keeled over in the mud, awaiting the tide's return and a spot of wind.

The rotation shaft of the arms can be supported by masts which hare connected by a frame.

Keep away from trees or masts which are likely to be struck by lightning.

But masts are common, and some villages are bound to develop high cancer rates through nothing more sinister than sheer bad luck.

The Denver International Airport features a terminal building roofed by a white membrane stretched from steel masts.

Also this 46-meter luxury yacht contains four mobile masts which transforms into wings by the clicking of a button.

SHIPBUILDING. YACHTING. SLIDERS AND TRACKS FOR MASTS AND DECKS. INTERCHANGEABILITY DIMENSIONS.

"Monster masts" provoke almost as much opposition as nuclear reactors.

If you stand by the seashore on a clear day, you can see the masts and funnels of invisible ships passing along the horizon.

O to see you leap and beckon from the tall masts of ships!

Because it is a tough wood and long grained some of it's uses could include masts and yards as well as frames.

The sails have been lowered . A winter forest of masts contains unexpected sights and sounds of Spring .

The frame or body of a ship, exclusive of masts , engines, or superstructure.

Inland navigation vessels. Push-tows. Mounting attachment for demountable signal masts.

The fundamental deployable modules are created from the basic units, and then the corresponding space masts are formed.

The product is designed into double layers. The lower layer consists of four masts and the upper one double mast.

Meanwhile the middle-range chain-shot is excellent for taking down masts, crippling your enemy's ability to move.

An efficient procedure is proposed for predicting the annual incidence of lightning strike to erect masts.

Clipper: A sharp-bowed sailing vessel of the mid-19th century, having tall masts and sharp lines and built for great speed.

He passed over the river, and saw the lanterns hanging to the masts of the ships.

Many ketches, therefore, are different from sloops in ways other than just the masts and sails.

This famous port used to be a harbour which was crowded with masts.

It also can be used in many situations, such as masts and antenna bases, and also contribute to reducing coupling between antennas.

eurocode 8 . design of structures for earthquake resistance - towers , masts and chimneys.

Breezes set halyards from the nearby marina clanking against metal masts.

The ship has four masts for ins sails.

The ship has four masts for its sails.

City of hurried and sparkling waters! City of spires and masts ! City nested in bays! My City!

Company, cooperating with a German Company, started to sale in China telescopic masts that will be installed in cars.

The ideal platform for difficult- to-reach places, masts climb directly to a working height of 6 to 12m (low range of rotation).

He snot away the ship's masts.

The ship lost its masts in the gale.

The ship lost her masts in the gale.

faceted clear crystal sailing vessel santa maria ; 3 masts and five sails ; a mirror is included in the packaging.

A sailing vessel having three or more square-rigged masts.

Colours are still nailed to masts, metal though they now usually are.

Clasping to the masts, he endured a sea that almost split the deck.

And Sweden's Flexenclosure has showcased the latest in wind-powered mobile phone masts.

Mist, and masts rising, the knock of wooden tackle in the sunlight.

Improvements were made in the design of sails, masts and rigging, and navigational equipment became more sophisticated.

The masts level with the spires of churches.

Equip with sails, masts, etc. ; of ships.

The harbour bristles with masts.

Then the strings are pulled so the masts stand up!

But what? And what were those two big steel masts for?

A mobile-phone network requires a lot of radio masts, however.

any sail set on a stay (as between two masts).

First the sails and then the masts went.

The safety and rescue equipment is used in tall structures in particular, such as in windmills, on drilling platforms and in antenna masts.

The river is crowded with masts.

capital offense to build a boat with more than two masts, and in 1525 the Government ordered the destruction of all oceangoing ships.

Take additional safety measures for work in masts.

Inland navigation vessels; demountable signal masts for push-tows; mounting attachment

Supervise and participate in the site selection, micro-siting and erection of wind measurement masts and equipment;

Design provisions for earthquake resistance of structures. Towers, masts and chimneys

Hoisting Large Column or Vessel Using Two A-shaped Equal Height Masts with Unequal Distance to Foundation Centerline

Space Masts Constructed from Octahedral Truss Units and Their Derivatives

The reason of outbreak harm of Lithocolletis ringoniella Masts in apple garden in west Henan and its controlling countermeasures

Signal masts for push-tows, used in Rhine and Danube navigation

Lattice towers and masts - Code of practice for strength assessment of members of lattice towers and masts

Full Scale Measurements of Dynamic Behavior and Wind-induced Response of Guyed Purdah Masts

Prediction of the Annual Incidence of Lightning Strikes to Erect Masts

The application of the tower cranes with double masts to construction

Analysis of the Ultimate Bearing Capacity of Oil Field Drilling Masts

Full Scale Measurements of Dynamic Behavior and Wind-induced Response of Guyed Masts

Various and Novel Combination of Basic Models for Forming Tensegrity Masts

Survey and Processing of Corrosion Protection for Radio and TV Towers and Masts

Finite Element Analysis in Hoisting and Setting Process of Arch Ribs with Brackets and Masts

Melbourne city through the masts of craft moored at St Kilda pier;

Analysis of Wind-Induced Vibration Responses of Guyed Masts

A Pair of Big Masts

lattice towers and masts - code of practice for loading of guyed masts

Identification of Cable Initial Tension in the Model of Guyed Masts

A large ship, with three masts, lay becalmed on the water, with only one sail set;

The dynamic stability analysis of guyed masts

Precast concrete masts and poles

Handrails and footrails at masts, posts and walls on ships

Design of steel structures - Part 3-1: Towers, masts and chimneys - Towers and masts

Design of steel structures - Part 3-2: Towers, masts and chimneys - Chimneys

box girder and frame work masts