10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «THWARTSHIP»
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thwartship in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
thwartship and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
This barge consists of fore and aft keelsons placed about 2 feet centers and of
varied lengths to avoid having the joints on same thwartship lines; joints to be
abutted and strapped with short lengths of planks on each side and bolted
through.
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Court of Appeals: New York: 562
I want to know how the hatch, how they cover a hatch, about thwartship beams
and fore and after? A. They put the thwartship beams, what goes thwartship, and
then they have fore and after that come between them again, three between each
...
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The Scottish Law Reporter Containing Reports ...: Of Cases ...
Explained and averred that it was very dark at the time of the accident to the
pursuer. (Cond. 4) The mouth of the hold or hatchway is about 30 feet long by 12
feet broad or thereby, and in it there are two iron thwartship beams and three fore
...
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Armor and Ships: Revision, Armor and Ships, Journal U.S. ...
Bow to forward thwartship armor Forward thwartship to after thwartship armor
After thwartship armor to stern Forward thwartship to after thwartship armor For'd
frame No. 24 Aft frame No. 94 Forward thwartship to aft thwartship armor For'd ...
Journal of the United States Artillery, 1910
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Journal of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers
111 The cross-section is rectangular, with the deck slightly crowned. Thwartship
frames are used, the bottom planking being spiked to the bottom thwartship
timbers, the decking to the upper timbers or deck beams, and the side planking
bolted ...
111 The cross-section is rectangular, with the deck slightly crowned. Thwartship
frames are used, the bottom planking being spiked to the bottom thwartship
timbers, the decking to the upper timbers or deck beams, and the side planking
bolted ...
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Journal of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Thwartship frames are used, the bottom planking being spiked to the bottom
thwartship timbers, the decking to the upper timbers or deck beams, and the side
planking bolted to the upright side posts. Besides these, two or more pairs of
posts ...
American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1912
3 in. apart from center to center, and rigidly connected to one another by cross-
stays and trusses making the main structure stable in the thwartship direction,
thus obviating the necessity of fitting side stays. The author calls such a structure
...
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Proceedings of the Institution of Electrical Engineers
If the ship's head be at £, the earth's force in the fore-and-aft direction is H cos 4,
in the thwartship direction is — H sin £, and in the vertical direction is V, being
independent of £. Now the earth's force in the fore-and-aft direction induces ...
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Journal of the Institution of Electrical Engineers
If the ship's head be at ;, the earth's force in the fore-and-aft direction is H cos ;, in
the thwartship direction is — H sin (, and in the vertical direction is V, being
independent of £. ' Now the earth's force in the fore-and-aft direction induces ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «THWARTSHIP»
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thwartship is used in the context of the following news items.
When plucky Reindeer was sunk by a Wasp
“At the age of 90, he was called to the Admiralty, presenting himself in full dress, with cocked hat worn 'thwartships' like Nelson. A young officer pointed out to the ... «Western Morning News, Jun 14»
Daily Briefs: Between the devil and the deep blue sea
In those days, our heads were full of nautical jargon like "thwartship" and "abaft." Nobody knew any philosophy, and if they did they lied about it. "Shields Up" ... «Pitch Weekly, Oct 08»
