Übersetzung für 'anchorage ground' von Englisch nach Deutsch

anchorage ground

Ankerplatz {m}naut.

Ankergrund {m}naut.

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anchorage

Verankerung {f} [das Verankertsein]

Ankerreede {f}naut.

Anlegestelle {f}

Ankergebühr {f}

Anheftung {f} [z. B. Koagel]dent.med.

Ankerplatz {m}naut.

Ankergrund {m}naut.

Liegeplatz {m}

Anchorage

Anchorage {n}geogr.

anchorage length

Verankerungs­länge {f}constr.tech.

day anchorage

Tagesankerplatz {m}naut.

lipid anchorage

Lipidverankerung {f}biochem.

wedge anchorage

Keilverankerung {f}constr.

anchorage dues {pl}

Ankergebühr {f}naut.

anchorage point

Befestigungs­punkt {m}tech.

Ankerstelle {f}naut.

rope anchorage

Seilfestpunkt {m}

anchorage area

Ankergebiet {n}naut.

skeletal anchorage

skelettale Verankerung {f}dent.

peripheral anchorage

Ringanker {m}archi.constr.

• A network of data-link ground-stations has been installed at eleven existing FAA and joint-use military facilities in the Phase I region, and connected via existing communications systems to the Anchorage Air Route Traffic Control Center.
• Sometimes anchorage problems occur, as in the case of silty-clayey ground.
• The anchorage here is deep and roomy, and the ground high, though one mass of forest.
• The Alaska ANG unit's legacy dates to September 1951 when the first Alaskan Air Command Aircraft Control and Warning ground control interceptor radar sites were established at Murphy Dome AFS, near Fairbanks and Fire Island AFS near Anchorage were completed and became operational.
• An anchorage location may be chosen for its holding ground.

• The rest of the regiment arrived at Anchorage shortly after and started clearing ground for what became Fort Richardson.
• The abutments are concrete structures that provide anchorage for the road deck to the ground in the Causse du Larzac and the Causse Rouge.
• The town was protected by two batteries that covered the anchorage and a third was sited on lower ground to the west, covering the landward approach, in all totaling nearly fifty guns but the defenses were in need of repair.
• The above-ground remains before the excavations included the medieval city wall and moat, enclosing an area of about 90 dunam, a Crusader castle with a double-wall system with an area of about 4 dunam, a port with built jetties and a sheltered anchorage, protected by a sandstone reef.
• The basin is quite deep with some areas measuring several dozen metres in depth; the good holding ground (mud) on the basin floor make it an ideal protected anchorage.

• southeast of Downtown Anchorage. The town was destroyed in the 1964 Alaska earthquake when the ground in the area sank about [...] , putting most of the town below high tide level.
• Large area landsliding can also occur on rather gentle slopes as was seen in the Good Friday earthquake in Anchorage, Alaska, March 28, 1964.
• The anchorage around Tulagi became an important advanced base for Allied warships and transport ships supporting the Solomon Islands campaign.
• Solomon Prower and John Langerman most likely were also buried on Coles Hill, as were all on the Mayflower who died the first winter after the ship moved from its Cape Cod anchorage.
• The hook point is probably the most important part of the hook, because it is the point that must penetrate into the fish's flesh first if the hook is to have any anchorage whatsoever.

• Sullivan, along with business partners, opened a bar and restaurant in downtown Anchorage in 2006 called McGinley's Pub.
• Military missions assigned to USARAL included ground and air defense of Alaska, with priority to the Anchorage and Fairbanks areas; development of cold-weather and mountain-warfare doctrines; conducting a cold-weather and mountain school at Fort Greely; providing logistical support to Air Force and Navy elements in Alaska; conducting National Guard and U.S.