10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONTLINE»
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contline in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
contline and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Gear Noise and Vibration
for contline = 1:5 ; % 5 lines of contact possible? $$$$$$$$$$$$ yppt(contline,:)=
x*tanbhelx+hor*(k- 16)*bpitch/16+hor*(contline-3)*bpitch; rlie^contline,:)=bprlf*(
abs(yppt(contline,:))- relst*hor)/((0.5-strelief)*bpitch); posrel = (rlief(contline ...
When sufficient turns are applied. push the needle through a strand. entering a
contline near the final turn and emerging from the contline one strand over. Pull
this tuck tight. Now. following the contline across the whipping turns, push the ...
3
The Language of Sailing
First attested in 1961 in Burgess, Dictionary, 60. contline the spiral groove
between the strands of a rope; (formerly) the space between two casks stowed
side-by-side. 'Of uncertain derivation' claims the OED; 'it has been suggested that
com is ...
Now lead the twine back in the contline (spiral groove) toward the end of the line,
and at the start of the whipping pass the needle under the next strand, against the
lay, and bring it out in the next contline and pull the twine taut. This binds the ...
5
Rudimentary Treatise on Mast-Making and Rigging of Ships
Unlay the ends of two ropes about four feet, and interplace one in the other, the
same as you commence to make a short splice ; then a. single wall-knot is made
with the ends on each standing part, and the end laid in the contline, tapered ...
6
Rudimentary Treatise on Masting, Mast-making, and Rigging of ...
... then single wall and crown, then double wall and double crown, and haul the
end tight, and jam the knot : then the strands are led down through the walling,
and laid down in the contline ; tapered, marled, and served over with spunyarn.
7
The Burning of the Valleys: Daring Raids from Canada Against ...
Shades was in a 3NY ContLine work detail at Fort Stanwix on 3Jul77 and
captured by Indians. He enlisted in the Royal Yorkers 5Aug77; however, his
name is not recorded in any KRR Company in 1778. He was taken prisoner by
the rebels ...
contline, tapered, and served over with spunyarn. Sprit-sail- sheet-Knot. — The
ends of the rope are first thrust through holes, one on each side of the sprit-sail-
sheet block; then unlayed about two feet, and the six strands walled together and
...
Art, George Biddlecombe (sir.), 1848
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Rudimentary Treatise on Masting, Mast-making and Rigging of ...
Unlay the ends of two ropes about four feet, and interplace one in the other, the
same as you commence to make a short splice ; then a single wall-knot is made
with the ends on each standing part, and the end laid in the contline, tapered ...
10
The Origins of English Words: A Discursive Dictionary of ...
... contents: ten co(n)terminous: ter III contest: tre context: tekhs contextual: tekhs
contiguity: tag I contiguous: tag I continue: ten contline: kanth contort, tereq
contortions: tereq contour: ter II contraband: bha I, kom contraceptive: congenital
486.
Joseph Twadell Shipley, 2009
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CONTLINE»
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contline is used in the context of the following news items.
Monthly Gleanings, February 2012, part 2
Cantline, also spelled contline, has a synonym cutline. Is it possible that we are dealing with two descendants of the same etymon? Cant “ship's ... «OUPblog, Mar 12»
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