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c instruments, such as dials, astrolabes and compasses; all of which he later deposited in the Ufiz
navigation using maps, compasses and terrain features
The village has two pubs, the Compasses and the Swan, a Co-op store, a newsagent, a
igation equipment such as "Kelvite" binnacle compasses and sounding machines at the Kelvin Works, H
“Art in Review: Brice Brown: Compasses are Banished.”
of magnetism: improvements in the hanging of compasses at sea, for the discovery of the difference
for allowing the ship to depart without its compasses being properly adjusted.
his work on correcting the deviation in ship compasses caused by the presence of iron in the hull.
tions, such as steel grinderies, chip docks, compasses etc.
The interior features stained glass with compasses, exploration and maritime themes.
magnetized needle or disc, most hand bearing compasses feature liquid damping with a floating card
A payre of compasses for church and state (1642)
Ritchie began making marine bearing compasses for the U.S. Navy before the American Civil
co, London in 1913, manufacturing gyroscopic compasses for the Royal Navy, and becoming Sperry Gyro
tion instrumentation and control components, compasses for the United States Army, and clocks for t
These compasses frequently have battery-illuminated or photo
Most modern compasses have adjustable luminous marching lines.
Modern examples of marine hand bearing compasses include the Suunto KB-14 and KB-77, and the
The Compasses Inn
Inn dated from at least 1791, and the former Compasses Inn (or Three Compasses) from 1798.
Littley Green has a pub called The Compasses Inn.
uction, but can also be found as features of compasses or other devices that need to be kept from t
aining a map and saw, pens containing hidden compasses, steel shoelaces that doubled as garrottes o
Compasses tended to "wander" from north when measureme
high quality watches, clocks, speedometers, compasses, time fuses and other precision instruments
military personnel would use binoculars and compasses to search for ships at sea and relay their c
Wilfred O. White also sold his own patented compasses under the same name.
original impetus was for use where magnetic compasses were susceptible to iron bearing minerals th
e time, British Admiralty dry-mount nautical compasses were considered by all navies and merchant s
s and, by 1752, his technologically-advanced compasses were adapted by the Royal Navy, with renowne
t a Major Cooper informed the Court that the compasses were checked periodically on the ground, and
, he addressed the problem of using magnetic compasses with tanks: the Allason Sun compass was adop