1) Authorship 2) Choosing for the military 3) Composition 4) Making designs to grind fat 5) Penning 6) Writing
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1) Draftsmanship 2) Pyrographic 3) Pyrography 4) Tracing
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riding behind another cyclist or vehicle for aerodynamic advantage.
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[aerodynamics] Drafting or slipstreaming is a technique where two vehicles or other moving objects are caused to align in a close group reducing the overall effect of drag due to exploiting the lead object`s slipstream. Especially when high speeds are involved, as in motor racing and cycling, drafting can significantly reduce the paceline`s...
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using a suction pump to lift water from below the pump, using a semi-rigid suction hose, typically to fill a portable reservoir that has other suction pumps (to relay) or siphon hoses running downhill to their nozzles.
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• (p. pr. & vb. n.) of Draft
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The opposite of air braking. Letting somebody else do the hard work of pushing all that air out of the way for you. Stokers (see entry for tandem) normally do this without thinking too much about it.
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graphical representation of structures, machines, and their component parts that communicates the engineering intent of a technical design to the ... [3 related articles]
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Drawing out or attenuation of the roving on a spinning mule. This is achieved initially by drafting rollers and then by the draw cycle of the machine.
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The process for attenuating laps, slivers, slubbings and rovings to decrease the mass per unit length.
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using a suction pump to lift water from below the pump, using a semi-rigid suction hose, typically to fill a portable reservoir that has other suction pumps (to relay) or siphon hoses running downhill to their nozzles.
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n] - writing a first version to be filled out and polished later 2. [n] - the craft of drawing blueprints
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Driving closely behind another vehicle and being pulled forward by air currents moving back over the top of the first vehicle and swirling down and forward, as well as by air currents swirling up and forward from below the first vehicle. Used by race car drivers or cars following trucks on a highway; the energetic advantages are similar to those ex...
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the technique of creating a technical drawing used by architects, designers, or engineers; a draftsman is someone who specializes in making technical drawings.
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Much like the American football draft, drafting (usually card) games see players choose one card from a randomly dealt hand then pass the rest to an opponent, trying to build a strong hand while trying to restrict other players from getting crucial cards they may need.
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noun the craft of drawing blueprints
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A phenomena where two cars running nose to tail together can move faster than an individual vehicle.
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riding closely behind another rider to take advantage of the windbreak (slipstream) and use about 20 percent less energy. Also called sitting in or wheelsucking.
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To ride behind another rider in the slipstream in order to conserve energy. At race speeds, a drafting rider uses 1/3 less power to move at the same tempo.
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Proceeding directly behind someone in an effort to gain an advantage by conserving energy. Look for weaker swimmers and cyclists to find the toes or wheels of other athletes to try to maintain pace during the swim and cycling legs.
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Drafting or slipstreaming is a technique where two or more vehicles follow each other closely reducing the overall effect of drag due to exploiting the lead car's slipstream.
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The aerodynamic effect that allows two or more cars traveling nose-to-tail to run faster than a single car. When one car follows another closely, the one in front cuts through the air, providing a cleaner path of air and less resistance for the car in back.
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In a racing scenario, drivers will utilize a slipstream to overtake another car.
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