Примеры использования Visible from all directions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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R: visible from all directions.
An ordinary white light visible from all directions.
Small craft in tow or propelled in side-by-side formation shall carry by night an ordinary white light visible from all directions.
An ordinary white light visible from all directions and at a height of at least 3 m.
A bright or ordinary yellow scintillating light visible from all directions.
A bright white light visible from all directions, placed at a height of at least 5 m;
An ordinary blue scintillating light visible from all directions.
A bright white light visible from all directions, as prescribed in paragraph 1(a) above;
In the case of craft less than 7 m long,an ordinary white light visible from all directions.
By ordinary white lights visible from all directions in sufficient number to show their position;
A yellow ball in a suitable position andhigh enough to be visible from all directions.
By ordinary white lights visible from all directions in sufficient number to show their position;
By a float with a radar reflector bearing an ordinary white light visible from all directions;
A bright white light visible from all directions, placed at a height of at least 5 m; The competent authorities may prescribe a height of less than 5 m.
An ordinary blue scintillating light visible from all directions. 123.
A bright white light visible from all directions, at a height of not less than 5 m. This height may be reduced to 4 m for vessels whose length does not exceed 40 m;
A black ball in a suitable position forward andhigh enough to be visible from all directions.
By a float with a radar reflector bearing an ordinary white light visible from all directions; The competent authorities may waive the requirement for a white light or prescribe such a light only for floating equipment.
These markings shall be in a suitable position andhigh enough to be visible from all directions.
Two ordinary white lights visible from all directions and in suitable positions, one forward at a height of at least 4 m and the other aft at a height of at least 2 m and at least 2 m lower than the other;
The cylinder shall be placed vertically forward, andhigh enough to be visible from all directions.
Article 3.13, paragraph 5:Sailing small craft less than 7 m long carrying a white light visible from all directions, and on the approach of other vessels displaying a second ordinary white light.
The marking prescribed in paragraphs 1 and2 above shall be placed high enough to be visible from all directions.
The alternative night marking for vessels unable to manoeuvre(two red lights,one above the other, visible from all directions) and the alternative day marking(two black balls) are deemed dispensable.
Article 3.13, paragraph 1: Motorized small craft proceeding alone:the mast-head light replaced by a bright white light visible from all directions.
DS: A pushed convoy stationary offshore(without direct or indirect access to the shore)must have two ordinary white lights visible from all directions, in a suitable position and at a height of at least 3 m.
These scintillating lights shall be placed one above the other about 1 m apart, in a suitable position andhigh enough to be visible from all directions.
Instead of the light prescribed in article 3.08, paragraph 1(a), two bright orordinary lights one above the other and visible from all directions, the top light white and the lower light red, at or near the top of the mast.”.
A stern light; however, this light may be waived provided that the masthead light referred to in letter(d)above is a bright white light visible from all directions.
A flag with a red upper half and the lower half white, in a suitable position andhigh enough to be visible from all directions.