Examples of using Wave height in English and their translations into Russian
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The most active winds are during the autumn and winter period when the wave height can be up to 2-2,5 m.
The boat is equipped with foam-fi lled boom Lamor FOB1200 intended for use at wave height of up to 1 m.
It is possible to learn the operational information including weather conditions, wave height and more.
can be increased and to assess the wave height, the number of people on the beach.
recovery capabilities at up to 3 metres wave height, the ASD Tug 2813 excels in versatility.
with depth increasing to 7- 15 meters the wave height rises to 1.5 m 4.
where the vessel is allowed for navigation with a wave height lower than in the given zones,
The first is based on the construction of sea vessels with a limited navigation range in rough seas with a 3% wave height frequency for waves of 6.0 metres
Then, on the coast would affect the wave height from 300 to 1,000 meters,
so you can easily determine which wave height and whether or not to leave in the sea for a walk
ocean buoy monitors recorded a peak wave height of 39 feet(12 m), and so waves of 100 ft(30 m)
differentiated by the maximum significant wave height/ corresponding to a 5 per cent probability of over-topping.
reservoir of navigation zone 1(by wave height) for vessels performing side-by-side towing operations,
which makes it possible to take into account not only the wave height, but also its power characteristics, when assessing the tsunami of the risk.
Despite the fact that table 1 does not include such important parameters as height under bridges on rivers and wave height on open bodies of water(lakes,
Zone RS 4,5(wave height up to 4.5 m):
a 200ton force and rough seas with a wave height of 2 metres on inland waterways,
increased in"deep water" conditions, groups of waves with one maximum wave height(the analog of the ninth shaft)
You can easily determine the broadcast wave heights and weather in General.
Wave heights in the scale are for conditions in the open ocean,