Sentence examples similar to towing point from inspiring English sources

The trawl has a 'double-tongue' format, which refers to extensions forward of the upper and lower panels to form two additional towing points for the trawl.

Locating a kite's precise fulcrum, or tow point, allows successful flight.

The bridle lines are connected to each other, forming a tow point adjustable for the prevailing wind conditions.

One end of the tether is connected to the tow point, and the other end is most often attached to a hand-held reel in order to manage the flying line efficiently.

This is because the mechanism of instability due to the tow point disturbance is not the resonance of the aerial cable towed system but the wave propagation downstream along the cable absorbing energy from the airflow when the wave propagation speed is less than the airflow speed.

The present work investigates the effect of pertinent parameters such as the cable tension, tow point disturbance and vortex wake on the dynamic behavior and stability of the generalized model by using the finite element method with an accurate and computationally efficient three-noded, curved beam element.

Among Stinger's many interesting features are circular seating pods to promote interaction at anchor and underway; an aft jump-seat for donning skis or accessing the walk-through transom; and a curving arch above the helmsman's seat for speakers, a ski-tow attachment point, lights and a removable sunshade.

Touring her 18th-century Paris mansion (once inhabited by Napoleon's sister) with her host, Charles Collingwood, in tow, she points out her art collection and her television set, which sits on a pedestal of Moroccan-bound volumes of an 18th-century encyclopedia, and pronounces on the state of contemporary women: they're more independent but not as happy.

But they also have their families in tow, and one point of the dinosaur gallery is to corrupt the young with the lure of the silver ball.

On the day of the sinking, Australia was towed out to a point 25 nautical miles north east of Sydney Heads.

After a perilous journey back to China - at one point the towed ship broke free in high winds and heavy seas - the carrier was refurbished and refitted in a Dalian, China shipyard; and it would complete its first sea trial in August of 2011.