Examples of using Windward in English and their translations into Slovak
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On the islands, it is possible to adapt due to the large number of leeward and windward bays.
Red, the windward outside boat was obligated to keep clear under rule 11
You can adapt to the weather on the islands, thanks to the large number of leeward and windward coves.
On the islands, it is possible to adapt due to the large number of leeward and windward bays.
Red, the leeward boat, must be able to change her course in both directions without immediately making contact with the windward boat.
often frozen on the windward surface of the power line,
St. George's was the capital of the former British colony of the Windward Islands[?].
it contributes to the movement of water masses from the windward part of the coast to the leeward.
because the greenhouse is open to light from all sides, and on the windward side(arrow"A") is protected by a living green fence that closes the building from blowing off in windy weather.
Thanks to this certification, local growers in the Windward Island Farmers Association(WINFA)
then install hingedskimmer should be on the windward side to the leaves,
In March, a maritime analytics firm Windward warned that cargo ships which‘go dark' in European waters could be involved in arms,
one of the Windward Islands(Windward Islands), bordering the northern coast of South America.
(a) When a boat with an outstanding penalty is on a leg to a windward mark and gybes,
the horizontal load of the transmission line will increase with the increase of the ice thickness of the windward surface of the wire.
enjoy the tranquility of the windward shore, palm beaches,
When a boat with an outstanding penalty is on a leg to a windward mark and gybes,
on the same tack, if the leeward boat can change course in both directions without immediately making contact with the windward boat.
Traditionally, single-pitched roofs are placed on the windward side.
cooled by the breezes from the windward passage.