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Перевод: compasses

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1. "There's the Goat and Compasses, down the street," said the veteran, "an' the Jolly Farmer, acrost the way.
2. In Manchester, a deaf tramp who had roamed the country for 9 years was arrested as a spy because he had 55 Ordnance Survey maps in his possession, as well as two compasses and twenty crisp 1 notes.
3. One of our hacks reeled home the other week after a particularly intensive study of the behavioural effects of alcohol at the "Three Compasses".
4. "Unable to find any resting-place for the soles of their feet"; "roaming about the watery world, compasses in hand, and discovering no rest for them"; references to "The dove found no rest for the sole of her foot", Gen. 6: 4.
5. Setting a pair of compasses to measure a distance of exactly 2000 miles, he fixed the point squarely on the Russian township of Kharkov and inscribed a full circle.
6. Before you start to make the invitations, discuss all the finer details about what is to go in them, then buy all the things you will need like coloured card, felt tip pens, sharp scissors, scotch tape, ruler, compass (pair of compasses) for making circles, and envelopes.
7. Northern Diver drysuits, five lamps, compasses, knives, depth gauges, watches, decompression tables, and Aladin Pro computers completed the equipment.
8. Gear I have not got, but I grab a tray next to that belonging to Jonathan Johns - call me JJ, he says - glistening and gleaming in full school uniform, brief-case crammed with equipment, pens, pencils, felt tips, rulers, set square, compasses, clip board and bulldog clips, sellotape and paper clips.
9. From these other points could be measured by triangulation with compasses or calipers.
10. For low gain systems such as fluxgate compasses or short range metal detectors this is true, but for high sensitivity application such as the magnetometer described here, there are good reasons to avoid this approach.
11. True magnetic north, as measured by compasses, is several hundred miles to the east.
12. The scene depicted seems vaguely Egyptian in style, but closer examination reveals that it is spattered with Masonic symbols - a pyramid covered with hieroglyphics, a chain with a five-pointed star, a trowel, a pair of compasses, and an hour-glass.
13. Tell me, does the magnetic virtue of the needles of the compasses of all those ships attract them thither?