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One action taken on board to steer through difficult areas is called a "maneuver." This term refers to a strategic movement or adjustment made to navigate challenges effectively, whether in sailing, aviation, or other contexts requiring precise handling. Proper maneuvers are essential for ensuring safety and achieving desired outcomes in complex situations.
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On which board game would you find areas called Ontario and Alberta?
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Why is it difficult to determine what happened on board titanic?
Why is it difficult to determine what happened on board the Titanic
What is the concept that for instance you are on a board for your condo but you also get referrals for your business through your association with the board?
The concept is called 'conflict of interest', especially if your position on the board benefits you financially through your business.
What is the board called when you dive into the water?
The board is called a diving board.
When ink is diluted with water and applied on board flat areas the result is called a?
It is known as a wash, especially in water colour painting.
What is a person called who brings ships in and out of ports?
A person who brings ships in and out of ports is called a pilot. Maritime pilots are experts in navigating vessels through coastal waters, harbors, and rivers, ensuring safe passage. They often board ships to guide them safely to their destination, especially in challenging or congested areas.
What is the board near the basket in basketball called?
The board above the basket is called the backboard.
Why are board games called 'Board' games?
because they're played on a board
What is the printed circuit board that is the foundation of a computer?
The board is called the 'Mother Board'
Can you nail a board in space?
You can indeed nail a board in space. This act is incredibly difficult due to the lack of gravity though.
When do have set exam?
in board ,exams are to difficult no answer in from books answers are changed
Can foam board be used to make a pelmet without other wood?
It can but its not stable. Because the board is not solid fixings like nails and screws can tear through. Its always advisable to use solid wood as areas where joins and "to wall" fixings are required.
