 | 1849 - 734 sivua
...two sides of a storm, that side will be called the righthand semicircle, which is on the right of a storm's course, as we look in the direction in which it is moving, just as we speak of the right bank of a river. In the two next figures, the central track or courses are shown by spears, and their... | |
 | William Reid - 1838 - 470 sivua
...Saturday 14 9 AM 29 -30 SWandW. hreeze. 9 PM 28-93 Sunday 15 9A.M. 28-80 NW 9P.M. 28-93 Ditto. Monday Hi 9 AM 28 -94 Ditto. 9 PM 28-96 Ditto. Tuesday 17 AM 29-20...to will he, when in the right-hand semicircle, to heave- to on the starboard tack ; and when in the left-hand semicircle, on the larboard tack, in hoth... | |
 | John George Cochrane - 1839 - 484 sivua
...solved. " In order to define the two sides of a storm, that side will here be called ' the right hand semicircle' which is on the right of the storm's course,...which it is moving : just as we speak of the right bank of a river. " The rule for laying a ship to will be, when in the right hand semicircle, to heave-to... | |
 | 1839 - 560 sivua
...veers aft, "In order to define the two sides of a storm, that side will here be called ' the right hand semicircle' which is on the right of the storm's course,...which it is moving ; just as we speak of the right bank of a river. " If great storms obey fixed laws, and the explanation given of them in this work... | |
 | 1839 - 586 sivua
...corollary to a problem already solved. In order to define the two Hides of a storm, that side will be here called the right-hand semicircle which is on the right of the storm's coarse, as we look in the direction in which it is moving ; just as we speak of the right bank of a... | |
 | William Reid - 1846 - 626 sivua
...corollary to a problem already solved. In order to define the two sides of a storm, that side will be here called the right-hand semicircle which is on...which it is moving; just as we speak of the right bank of a river. The rule for laying a ship to will be, when in the right-hand semircle, to heave-to... | |
 | Henry Piddington - 1848 - 352 sivua
...of a storm, that side will be called the right hand semicircle, which is on the right of the ship's course, as we look in the direction in which it is moving, just as we speak of the right bank of a river. The rule for laying a ship to, will be, when in the right hand semicircle, to heave... | |
 | Henry Piddington - 1848 - 432 sivua
...of a storm, that side will be called the right hand semicircle, which is on the right of the ship's course, as we look in the direction in which it is moving, just as we speak of the right bank of a river. The rule for laying a ship to, will be, when in the right hand semicircle, ta heave... | |
 | William Reid - 1849 - 454 sivua
...semicircle of a will be called the right-hand semicircle, which is on storm defined, the right of a storm's course, as we look in the direction in which it is moving, just as we speak of the right bank of a river. In the two next figures, the central track or courses are shown by spears, and their... | |
 | William Reid - 1850 - 586 sivua
...corollary to a problem already solved. In order to define the two sides of a storm, that side will be here called the right-hand semicircle which is on the right of the storm's course, as we look in the CHAP, direction iu which it is moving; just as we speak of '— the right bank of a river. The rule... | |
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If great storms obey fixed laws, and the explanation given of them in this work be the true one, then the rule for laying a ship to, follows like the corollary to a problem already solved. In order to define the two sides of a storm, that side will be... 
