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ON COLOR BLINDNESS AND ITS DANGERS ON THE SEA. By B. Joy JEFFRIES
, M. D. I need not remind the members of the Institute that there is danger in the
inability to distinguish instantly and accurately the color of the red and green side
...
ON COLOR BLINDNESS AND ITS DANGERS ON THE SEA. By B. Joy JEFFRIES
, M. D. I need not remind the members of the Institute that there is danger in the
inability to distinguish instantly and accurately the color of the red and green side
...
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The colors of the side lights are confused or wholly gone. A naval officer slightly
green-blind remarked that at a distance where the red light seemed marked in its
color he could not distinguish the green light from the mast-head light.
The colors of the side lights are confused or wholly gone. A naval officer slightly
green-blind remarked that at a distance where the red light seemed marked in its
color he could not distinguish the green light from the mast-head light.
Sivu 42
The slot is then closed by a close fitting chock. For the main mast, the slot is cut
and the guide board placed upon the opposite side. With these arrangements,
the short lower masts of the sliding gunter are most readily shipped and
unshipped.
The slot is then closed by a close fitting chock. For the main mast, the slot is cut
and the guide board placed upon the opposite side. With these arrangements,
the short lower masts of the sliding gunter are most readily shipped and
unshipped.
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“The length of the boat is from the fore side of the rabbet of the stem to the after
side of the stern, at the height of the top of the gunwale. The breadth is the
extreme breadth; and the depth is from the top of the gunwale amidships to the
lower ...
“The length of the boat is from the fore side of the rabbet of the stem to the after
side of the stern, at the height of the top of the gunwale. The breadth is the
extreme breadth; and the depth is from the top of the gunwale amidships to the
lower ...
Sivu 65
I mean on regularly rigged and fitted steam frigates? Is it not usual to see boats
permanently hanging far out from the side of the ship, ready to lower away, and
ready to be swept away by daily occur. ences? Instead of being hung abreast of
the ...
I mean on regularly rigged and fitted steam frigates? Is it not usual to see boats
permanently hanging far out from the side of the ship, ready to lower away, and
ready to be swept away by daily occur. ences? Instead of being hung abreast of
the ...
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| Otsikko | Naval Institute Proceedings, Nide 6 |
| Kirjoittaja | United States Naval Institute |
| Kustantaja | U.S. Naval Institute, 1880 |
| Alkuperäisteoksen sijainti | Michiganin yliopisto |
| Digitoitu | 20. heinäkuu 2011 |
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