Приклади вживання Beardmore Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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William Beardmore.
Beardmore Glacier.
The Great War Beardmore.
Beardmore Motors then returned to making their own cabs.
He founded William Beardmore& Co in 1886.
Beardmore himself was removed from executive control of his company by the Bank of England.
We traveled up and down one of the largest andmost dangerous glaciers in the world, the Beardmore glacier.
After the Great War, Beardmore manufactured cars and London-type taxis under their own name.
During the 1970s the site was converted into the Clydebank Industrial Estate and in recent years has alsoformed the location of the Golden Jubilee Hospital and the Beardmore Hotel.
The archives of William Beardmore and Company are maintained by the Archives of the University of Glasgow(GUAS).
In addition, a large, experimental, all-metal trimotor transport aircraft was designed and built at Dalmuir anddelivered to the Royal Air Force as the Beardmore Inflexible.
Production of the Beardmore Taxi began at Paisley in 1919 with what became known retrospectively as the Mk1.
Scott and four companions reached the South Pole via the Beardmore route on 17 January 1912, 33 days after Amundsen.
Beardmore produced a line of aircraft engines, including the Cyclone, Meteor, Simoon, Tornado(used in the R101 airship), Typhoon and Whirlwind.
Based in McMurdo Sound, it pioneered the Beardmore Glacier route toward the South Pole, and the(limited) use of motorised transport.
Beardmore expanded the activities at Dalmuir to include the manufacture of all sorts or arms and armaments, the site employing 13,000 people at its peak.
It had the first aircraft built for it by the Rohrbach Metal Aeroplane Company in Copenhagen,building the second itself and they were delivered to the RAF as the Beardmore Inverness.
On arriving at the Beardmore Glacier on 10 December, their route off the Barrier, the dog parties were also sent back, leaving the entire expedition to be man-hauled.[23].
Niels Bohr explains the Rydberg formula for the spectrum of hydrogen by imposing a quantization condition on classical orbits of the electron in hydrogen 1919-The first Atlantic crossing by airship with the Beardmore HMA R34.
Beardmore Glacier was named by Shackleton after Sir William Beardmore, a Scottish industrialist and expedition sponsor born in 1856.
In an attempt to save several days, the party descended from the plateau by sledging several hundredfeet down the deeply crevassed Shackleton Icefalls onto the Beardmore Glacier, rather than take the slower and safer climb down the mountainside.
After the Second World War, Beardmore Motors sold and serviced the new Nuffield Oxford cab, until the newly formed British Motor Corporation axed it in favour of their own Austin FX3.
In 1900, Beardmore also began construction of what would become The Naval Construction Yard, at Dalmuir in west Clydebank; the largest and most advanced shipyard in the United Kingdom at the time.
After flowing through Surat the riverflows south south-westerly down through the E.J. Beardmore Dam(Lake Kajarabie).[2] Passing through St George it continues in the same south-west direction, until about 20 kilometres(12 mi) north of Dirranbandi, where it branches, with the western branch then being called the Culgoa River.
Beardmore also built 50 of the Nieuport 12 under licence, incorporating many of their own refinements however production was delayed sufficiently that by the time they entered service the aircraft were obsolete and were primarily relegated to training duties or placed into storage and never used.
Following the removal of William Beardmore from the board of his company in 1929, Beardmore Motors was bought out by its directors, and taxi production was moved from Scotland to Hendon, North London.
Beardmore Creek(right) Gauthier Creek(left) Wellington Creek(right) Nansen Creek(left) Bremner Creek(left) Wakusimi River(left) South Creek(right) Stringer Creek(right) Slack Creek(left) Hicks Creek(right) Otapingshewee River(left) Nat River(right) Montcalm Creek(right) Ivanhoe River(left) Scorch Creek(left) Vimy Creek(left).
As they descended the Beardmore Glacier, he is thought to have suffered a head injury in a fall into a crevasse on 4 February 1912, sustaining a serious concussion which caused his condition to rapidly worsen.
Beardmore also built oil tankers, including: British Commerce, British Tanker Company,(1922) British Enterprise, British Tanker Company,(1921) British Merchant, British Tanker Company,(1922) British Trader, British Tanker Company,(1921) An attempt was made during the 1920s to diversify into the manufacture of railway locomotives at Dalmuir.
Sir James Lithgow purchased Beardmore debentures from the Bank of England on favourable terms in 1934, taking control of Beardmore's iron and steel assets including- the former centrepiece of the Beardmore empire- the Parkhead Forge.