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A . lapped construction B . strapped construction C . joggled construction D . belted constructio

A . for portable fenders B . for ground tackle C . on the inside of the hawsepipe D . on mooring line

A . hoisting a windsail B . parceling C . sewing canvas D . testing canva

A . A mooring winch B . A windlass C . A deck crane D . A lifeboat

A . as the basis for star charts B . to enter a star finder C . in sight reduction using Pub 249 D . in sight reductions of planet observatio

A . control the fluid flow through it B . prevent the pressure before it over the specified valve C . make the pressure after it steady D . control the direction of oil flow

A . any appropriate channel except public communication B . any appropriate channel except for public communications C . any appropriate channel besides public communication D . any appropriate channel beside public communicatio

A . prevent chain from clinging to the wildcat B . clean the marine debris from the chain C . flake chain from a boat's chain locker D . clean chain prior to an x-ray inspectio

A . as a connecting strap between the butted ends of plating B . to stiffen areas under points of great stress between beams C . to prevent the anchor from fouling when the brake is released D . to provide an extra heavy fitting in a lift cargo released

A . direction of oil flow B . back pressure of return oil C . bypass of filter D . high pressure overflow

A . anchor the boat B . pick up heavy loads C . protect fiber rope from abrasion D . strengthen mooring line

A . be regarded as a vessel not under command B . be regarded as a vessel underway C . be regarded as a vessel D . be regarded as a sailing vessel

A . two tucks with whole strands and one tuck with one-half strand B . three tucks with whole strands and two tucks with 1/2 the wire cut from the tucking strand C . three tucks with whole strands D . two tucks with whole strands and three tucks with half strand

A . Mention signal stations and ice，storm，traffic and port signals B . Give the international numbers of lights C . Give the correction of the lights and fog signals D . Give the information on the lights and fog signal

A . The cost is set to 10 for all interfaces. B . The cost is set to 10 for LAN interfaces and 20 for WAN interfaces. C . The cost is based on the speed of the interface. D . The cost is based o n a composite of bandwidth and delay of the interface.

A．To measure amounts of rainfall. B．To check the accuracy of scales. C．To observe changes in the atmosphere. D．To calculate the density of other metals.

A.C2 for a particular cell must be larger than zero for a mobile to be allowed to camp on that cell B.C2 is a quality check and if not fulfilled, the idle mobile must try another cell to camp on C.C2 and BSIC are reported to the serving cell, at least, once every five seconds to enable network controlled cell re-selection D.At cell re-selection, the cell with the largest derived C2 is chosen to camp on E.C2 is set to yes, if both CB and CBQ are low

A．A.It is used in combination with ACCMIN to cater for a layered cell structure in a dual band network B．B.It is used as a temporary offset to make a cell appear better during cell re-selection C．C.It is used as a hysteresis between location area borders D．D.It is used in a limited service state to enable emergency calls E．E.It is the maximum number of repeated unsuccessful access attempts

A．other than B．none but C．otherwise D．rather than