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What is the attitudes of a heroes?
walay answer bow.
Why does a stretched bow have potential energy?
A stretch bow and arrow has potential energy because potential energy is used by human body strength, so when you stretch the bow and arrow out the human strength is used and when you release the bow transfers into kinetic energy
What is the transformation process of an bow and arrow?
it makes a wepon for hunting.
What is the opposite word for the word stern?
bow. This is the pointed end/front of a boat
Can you give me 10 examples of homograh?
Homographs are words that are spelled the same but have different meanings and sometimes different pronunciations. Here are ten examples: Lead (to guide) vs. Lead (a type of metal) Tear (to rip) vs. Tear (a drop of liquid from the eye) Bow (to bend forward) vs. Bow (a weapon for shooting arrows) Wind (moving air) vs. Wind (to twist or turn) Row (a line of things) vs. Row (to paddle a boat) Bat (a flying mammal) vs. Bat (a sports equipment) Bass (a type of fish) vs. Bass (low, deep voice) Close (to shut) vs. Close (near) Minute (60 seconds) vs. Minute (very small) Object (a thing) vs. Object (to express disapproval)
How long is a bow and arrow?
That would vary wildly upon the bow and the arrow. There are many different types of bow and probably a fair few different types of arrow.
Which ship has the largest bulbous bow?
Queen Mary 2
What is big round part of bow on ship?
The big round part of a bow on a ship is called the "bulbous bow." It extends outward from the hull below the waterline and is designed to improve the ship's hydrodynamics. By reducing wave resistance and improving fuel efficiency, the bulbous bow enhances the vessel's overall performance, especially at higher speeds.
What is the lump on the bow of a ship that cuts through the water first?
This is what's called a bulbous bow and it's designed to reduce drag and increases stability, fuel efficiency, range, and speed.
What is the purpose of bulbous bow on the ships?
To reduce wave drag on a ship at sea & to save on fuel costs.
How many types of bow are used in archery?
there are 37 types of bows
What is the bulge below the waterline of an ocean liner called and what is its use?
From the "Bulbous Bow" entry in Wikipedia:A bulbous bow, a feature of many modern ship hulls, is a protruding bulb at the bow (or front) below the waterline. Usually visible only when a ship is in drydock, the bulb modifies how water flows around the hull, reducing drag and increasing in speed, range, and fuel efficiency. Ships with bulbous bows generally have 12 to 15 percent better fuel efficiency than similar vessels without them. Bulbous bows achieve maximum effect at a narrow range of speeds over 6 knots (Bray, website). At other speeds, they can increase drag. They have the greatest effect on large ships such as freighters, navy vessels and various passenger ships. They are rarer on recreational boats designed for wide speed ranges and planing over the water.
What type of bows does Bowtech sell?
Bowtech sells many different types of bows. Bowtech sells the Destroyer 350 Black Ops Compact Bow, The Commander, The Captain, The Equalizer, The Guardian and many other bows.
How many types of tie are there?
There are several types of ties, but the most common ones include the necktie, bow tie, and cravat. Within neckties, there are various styles such as the standard necktie, skinny tie, and knit tie. Additionally, bow ties can be self-tied or pre-tied. Overall, the variety of ties can cater to different occasions and personal styles.
Are all midgets bow legged?
yess... they are the same as people but on a much much much smaller scale they are like dwarfs-----ish
What are the different types of violin bowing marks used in sheet music notation?
The different types of violin bowing marks used in sheet music notation include the up bow symbol (), the down bow symbol (v), the slur symbol (a curved line connecting notes), and the staccato mark (a dot placed above or below a note).
What is cast of a bow?
The cast of a bow refers to the distance an arrow travels when shot from the bow, influenced by factors such as the bow's draw weight, design, and the type of arrow used. It is an important measure of a bow's performance, as a greater cast indicates more power and efficiency in launching arrows. The cast can vary between different bow types, such as recurves, longbows, and compound bows. Archers often consider cast when selecting a bow for specific shooting scenarios or competitions.
