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automatic pilot automatic pilot
automatic pilot, a device fitted to ships by which they are held on any desired course without the need of anyone on the steering wheel. Any variation from the set course automatically supplies power to the steering engine so that the helm is put over and the vessel brought back to its correct... Read more
herring-bone herring-bone
herring-bone. Bricks, stones, tiles, or wood-blocks laid aslant in alternate rows or courses at 45° to the general direction of the course or row, and at 90° to the adjoining courses or rows, thus each course or row slopes in a different direction to those on either side or above and... Read more
Cereal Cereal
Cereal Background Breakfast cereal is a processed food manufactured from grain and intended to be eaten as a main course served with milk during the morning meal. Some breakfast cereals require brief cooking, but these hot cereals are less popular than cold, ready-to-eat... Read more
Foundation for A Course in Miracles Foundation for A Course in Miracles
Foundation for A Course in Miracles The Foundation for A Course in Miracles is a study and re-treat center established in 1982 by cofounders Kenneth Wapnick and his wife, Gloria Wapnick. Wapnick, a clinical psycholo-gist, was a close friend and associate of Helen Schucman and William Tetford, ... Read more
Holder in Due Course Holder in Due Course
HOLDER IN DUE COURSE An individual who takes a commercial paper for value, in good faith, with the belief that it is valid, with no knowledge of any defects. The uniform commercial code (UCC) defines a holder in due course as one who takes an instrument for value in good faith absent any notice... Read more
Workshops (Educational programs) Workshops (Educational programs)
47 Workshop (Cambridge, Massachusetts). An outgrowth of Professor George Pierce Baker's course at Harvard in playwriting (the course was listed as English 47), it offered his students a chance to produce their plays, although without academic credit. The course had been started in 1905 and the... Read more
body weight body weight
body weight Weight is probably the most-measured body parameter in Western society — a standard ritual in any medical examination and an obsessive benchmark for those concerned to lose or not to gain it. This is a bizarre reversal: our ancestors were, and multitudes of our contemporaries... Read more
Dongola Dongola
Dongola , region, part of Northern state, Republic of Sudan. Old Dongola, c.75 mi (120 km) south of the present city of Dongola, was the capital of the Christian kingdom of Makurra or Nubia . It was taken by the Mamluks in 1275. The first Muslim ruler, a puppet of the Mamluks, ascended the throne... Read more
mainsail mainsail
mainsail, the principal sail of a sailing vessel. On a square-rigged vessel this is the lowermost (and largest) sail carried on the mainmast, and is usually termed the main course. The earliest known mainsails in European waters, as depicted on Roman pottery and mosaics of the 3rd century ad were... Read more

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