wind vane उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. The mine is cylindrical with six spring-loaded fins attached to one end of the mine, with the cylinder drawn to a point at the opposite end which is topped with a small wind vane.
2. This auxiliary rudder could be mechanically driven by a special wind vane mounted atop of the coachroof consisting of two rectangular airfoils set at an angle on a vertical axle and balanced by a counterweight.
3. On 26 April 1713 Harmen van Bol'es signed a contract in The Hague entering into the service of Symbol of St Petersburg based on the wind vane on the Admiralty building designed by van Bol'es
4. The part which corresponds to the original Moorish minaret is about 51 m high, with the Christian addition it is 98.5 m high and taking into account the wind vane it is 104 m high.
5. Each station was equipped with a " Mercurial Barometer, two Thermometers ( a maximum and a minimum Thermometer ), an Anemometer to measure the velocity of the wind, a Wind Vane and a Rain Gauge ".
6. The church has a wind vane in the shape of a fish that was lost around the time of World War Two and only found in the 1990s when it was placed back on top of the spire.
7. Here was all this talent, and yet the team was 3-5 as it fumbled into a bloated 160 turnovers, was outrebounded, 163-151, and was left spinning like wind vanes as younger, quicker teams knocked the Knicks off their rockers.
8. The store, which will open in November, will mimic the company's chocolate factories in Hershey, Willard said, while the billboard will incorporate the company's smokestacks, a giant chocolate bar, a Jolly Rancher wind vane and a pile of Hershey Kisses.
9. Similar in design to some of the other lighthouses in the Canaries, it consists of a 17m high cylinder-shaped tower, which is white in colour, this supports twin galleries and a lantern with a glass cupola, topped with a wind vane.
10. Ships first operated with a wind vane, similar to a weather vane, that was set at the top of the sail and connected to a series of gears inside the hull that turned the sail into the direction of the wind.