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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «HEELPOST»
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1
Results of spirit leveling in New York, 1906-1911, inclusive
S. □ T. B. M." (U. S. Corps of Engineers t. b. m. 103) 446.306 Lock 8, Muscle
Shoals Canal, on river side of lock, at west heelpost. between the A straps, 6
inches from iron shoe; copper bolt, lettered " U. S. O P- B. M." (U. S. Corps of
Engineers ...
Robert Bradford Marshall, New York (State). State Engineer and Surveyor,
1912
2
Computational Hydraulics and Hydrology: An Illustrated ...
Heelpost. A post that secures the hinges of a gate or door. Same as hinge post or
quoin post. Hele-Shaw model A two-dimensional groundwater model based on
the analogy Computational hydraulics and hydrology 354.
The harness is arranged on the heelpost on two pegs and two spikes. On the
upper peg. The off saddle with its attachments over the seat; the blanket across
the saddle; the off collar on the blanket, bearing surface down, neckstrap and pad
...
Arthur Riehl Wilson, Robert Melville Danford,
1925
4
The Folk-Tales of the Magyars: Collected by Kriza, Erdelyi, ...
she will whisk her tail and strike the heelpost of the fortressgate with such force
that the whole fort will quiver with the shock. Choose her, and try your fortune."
Prince Mirkó followed the witch's advice most carefully. Going to the king hesaid,"
My ...
5
Harbours and Docks: Text
The heelpost of a dock-gate is supported, and turns, at the bottom, on a steel
pivot let into the heelpost stone; and it is held against the hollow quoins, at the
top, by an anchor, encircling its head, built into the wall and further secured by
long tie ...
Leveson Francis Vernon-Harcourt,
1885
6
Field Artillery Field Manual
heelpost. On the upper peg is placed the off saddle with its attachments over the
seat; the blanket across the saddle, folded edge next to the pommel; the collar on
the blanket, bearing surface down, neck strap and pad away from the heelpost.
The off saddle with its attachments over the seat; the blanket across the saddle;
the off collar on the blanket, bearing surface down, neckstrap and pad away from
the heelpost. On the lower peg. — The near saddle and harness arranged as ...
8
The Liverpool dock engineers
His men were used to making the bottom rail of the gate meet the sill snugly and
to not having the heelpost bind in the hollow quoins through a minor discrepancy
between the masons who chased out the grooves for the heelstrap anchorplate ...
9
Reports: 2nd section: Ocean navigation ... Communication ...
The anchor ring of the west gate instead of being down on its seating on the the
casting forming the head of the heelpost was actually 3 1/4 inches higher than
the level at which it had originally been set. This was quite certain because the ...
Permanent International Association of Navigation Congresses,
1923
10
Industrial security for strikes, riots and disasters
PROTECTION OF DOCKS, DRYDOCKS AND LOCKS The following protective
steps should be taken: 1. Floodlight locks. 2. Protect pumps, hydraulic equipment
and rams. 3. Guard high water side of locks; heelpost can be effectively attacked
...
Raymond M. Momboisse,
1968