She was accidentally rammed by HMS Warrior in thick weather in the winter of 1867, losing boats, chains, shrouds and back stays. |
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The armoured shrouds on the four turbines looked tattered like ancient lace. |
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The Kapsiki people of northern Cameroon, for instance, keep a cattle breed specially for the skins, which are made into burial shrouds. |
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Other important historical contexts for lavish works of this kind were the splendid funerary shrouds placed in royal burials. |
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I'd noticed earlier that the alley we share had a lot of bricks scattered around, but a curtain shrouds my view of the actual wall. |
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The slapping of shrouds against a mast where a cutter lay moored in the inner bay. |
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Coffins were in use for the wealthy in the Middle Ages, but many people were buried simply in shrouds. |
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Flags are bits of coloured cloth that governments use first to shrink-wrap people's brains and then as ceremonial shrouds to bury the dead. |
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The dead would seem to have gone to their pyres dressed rather than in shrouds. |
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Many of these rhetorical expressions are also woven into lambamena, or burial shrouds. |
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The next day the body is washed, placed in shrouds, and laid on a bed for a final viewing. |
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The rig is a simple deck-stepped mast-head sloop with single upper shrouds and spreaders, double lower shrouds and split backstay. |
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There is an anchor locker forward and rigging shrouds are well inboard for easy passage fore and aft. |
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The dead are washed, wrapped in seamless shrouds, and buried in graves facing Mecca without coffins or markers. |
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Using the back edge of the mast shoe as your guide check to see the string between the shrouds and aft edge of the mast shoe are parallel. |
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Reaching the shrouds hanging from Kaliakra's starboard side, he began his ascent. |
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In the fresh wind the vibration of the shrouds as fifty men ran up the ratlines could be distinctly heard. |
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The product of a seafaring family, Seal is at home among the rigging, the ratlines, the shrouds and spars of his leading lady. |
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Three upright ring shrouds, housing the air propellers and standing upright at the back of the ship, give the Zubr its distinctive appearance. |
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Unknown to her guardian, she spent the whole day climbing up and down the shrouds, gazing off the port bow and hauling with the rest of the crew. |
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Additionally all the rigging, anchor ropes, cargo nets, fishing nets, flags and shrouds were produced from the canes. |
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The sound of his voice brought numerous sailors from all parts of the ship, including the shrouds and mast. |
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Are these textiles Baroque draperies, shrouds or the curtains of a luxurious four-poster bed defiled and destroyed? |
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Out in the country, haze in the distance shrouds the far farmsteads and banks of trees. |
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No one saw the slightly built seaman come on deck and begin to climb the shrouds of the main mast. |
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The stairways are hung from the tree much like a sailboats shrouds hang from the mast. |
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In the ever-present darkness that shrouds Dudleytown Hill, owls are said to hoot throughout the day. |
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We float down from above, through a pollution haze which perennially shrouds the city. |
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Seamen scrambled around the main deck, some climbing up the shrouds to tie the sails. |
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Rigging shrouds are set well inboard to allow effective sheeting angles and easy passage on either side. |
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Though she is a lauded professional, she can identify with the namelessness that shrouds historical women figures like Sally Hemings. |
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If the warm air is taken from shrouds around the engine exhaust pipes, it's called a carburetor-heat system. |
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We not only want elbow room, but eye room in this grey air which shrouds all the fields. |
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As with the bobstay chains were used for the bowsprit shrouds from about 1850, which were set up with hearts or rigging screws. |
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The bowsprit is set up with double chain bobstays and double chain bowsprit shrouds. |
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In conjunction with some hard foam strips, the chrome shrouds raise the fans away from the radiator surface to give a plenum area for each fan. |
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Turnbuckles and chainplates must be angled so that loads are in a direct line with stays and shrouds. |
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The front housing portion comprises upper and lower grooved shrouds extending forwardly from the front wall. |
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All exhaust system shrouds and shields are to be checked and missing components replaced as soon as possible. |
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The darkness of ignorance shrouds his intellect and he turns out to be diabolic. |
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However he does make apposite suggestions, and insists upon the necessity of breaking the silence that shrouds the issue. |
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If shrouds are opened, any opening must be positioned, wherever possible, down the tracks and not toward any residential area. |
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It is the kind of secrecy which shrouds the work of great scientists such as Einstein, Eddington, Jeans, Millikan, and others. |
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There is a specific instruction to remove snow and ice between the elevator leading edges and all tabs and shrouds. |
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The job of the forward lower shrouds is to prevent the spreaders moving aft if there is little load on the backstay. |
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On this type of rig, forestay tension is affected by both backstay and cap shrouds. |
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Pitch-blackness shrouds yet another room whose focal point is a group of tiny crawl spaces. |
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The motion detector's area of coverage can be limited using the shrouds provided. |
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We must end the secrecy that shrouds donor anonymity and denies children knowledge of an important chapter in their lives. |
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These shrouds interact, and, to provide an even curve, they must be tensioned by about the same amount. |
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For the first time, the shrouds are positioned below the lens as protection from the weather and unintentional adjustment. |
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In general, this type of rig needs more tension in the shrouds than a rig with in-line spreaders. |
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Quite adventurous, it hops around the deck, perches on the shrouds and finally inspects the cabin! |
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Some of these include the usage of reflector shrouds and absorber material to improve pattern performance and shaped reflectors to improve pattern performance or gain. |
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The task required us to remove the trailing-edge flap shrouds. |
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The side decks are uncluttered except for the necessary genoa track and the mast shrouds are well inboard for easy passage and improved sheeting angles. |
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Ventilation screens and shrouds should be kept clean and unobstructed. |
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Information on control rod assemblies, shrouds, or other fuel assembly components included with fresh fuel or SNF as applicable to the criticality evaluation. |
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The symbol of this transmission from generation to generation is the kesa, which recalls the first garment worn by the Buddha, made of the remains of shrouds picked up in a cemetery. |
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The Roadliner is somewhat reminiscent of the Harley Davidson Road King, with its combination of fork, fork shrouds and two-bulb headlight, one for low beam and one for high beam. |
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Scratches on the turbine and compressor shrouds and wheel assemblies indicated that the air pack was most likely operating at the time of impact, which is consistent with the partially open position of the flow control valve. |
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The shrouds provided are used for limiting the detection zone. |
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If the package is intended to transport other hardware, such as control assemblies or shrouds, the source terms from these components should be included. |
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The use of driftreducing shrouds or spray shields is recommended. |
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Outside shrouds with hull chainplates support the alloy rig, while up front the retractable prodder deploys for an asymmetric kite. |
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By speaking of them openly, however, I believe we can remove the shrouds of shame and secrecy that often serve only to perpetuate myths and empower predators. |
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For that, the ambiguity that shrouds China's own position has much to do with it. The two most active disputes concern the right to exploration for what may be enormous reserves of hydrocarbons, making the sea such a prize. |
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Pollution, for instance, which shrouds Beijing in haze for many days of the year, is to be controlled by moving factories away from the city and using environmentally-friendly fuels. |
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Traditionally, the material for these robes came from the shrouds of the dead, which was cleaned and dyed with the juice of the jackfruit and then left in a cave to mature until it had turned bright orange. |
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Some of the 11th-century versions shown in the Bayeux Tapestry have their masts supported by shrouds, implying that their square sails could be manipulated enough to sail with the wind abeam. |
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Golding discovered Wednesday that the running backstay, a line holding up the mast, had melted under the load on its winch and eased the mast forward, hyper-loading shrouds not meant for that kind of pressure. |
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Woollen and seagrass versions are also favourites, and cardboard coffins and shrouds are other options. Woodland burial sites require eco-friendly containers, but these are also used in traditional interments. |
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The detection zone can be adjusted exactly to protection requirements at the site of installation by means of the tilting, turning Fresnel lens and can also limited using the shrouds provided. |
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To put more tension onto an element of rigging, stays or shrouds, secure the threaded eyelets of the cable with an adjustable spanner and rotate the barrel of the turnbuckle anti-clockwise. |
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Check that all shrouds and stays are outside the strop. |
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In addition, much of the little we do know about one another has come to us through a filter of ideological and propagandistic bias that shrouds the real people and their real issues, needs, worries, and concerns. |
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What masks the overworn nature of Wallace's observation are the density and cleverness that shrouds the writing. |
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But, as Mr Liberman documents in many examples, The Economist has repeatedly referred to shrouds, nightmares, contagions and deer caught in headlights in our own pages. The problem is the absolute nature of Orwell's rules. |
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Pearl made another doctorly and expert presence in the shop, hovering behind the overflowing shelves where the convalescents slept in plastic shrouds. Mr Tytell could customise typewriters in all kinds of ways. |
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Outside shrouds with hull chainplates supports the alloy rig while up front the retractable prodder deploys for an asymmetric kite. |
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This kind of language shrouds some of the most potentially repugnant aspects of the Bill by failing to identify that most people being detained are awaiting trial. |
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Davis also noted that the turnbuckles on the stays and shrouds of the sails still had tape on them, the original tape that the boat had been delivered with weeks before. |
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The cap shrouds terminate at chainplates set in the hull topsides. |
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One such case involves Taumel orbital headforming units installed on thermomechanical tenon forming machines that produce the shrouds on turbine rotors. |
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