directional lane - определение. Что такое directional lane
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Что (кто) такое directional lane - определение

FLIGHT INSTRUMENT USED IN AN AIRCRAFT TO INFORM THE PILOT OF THE AIRCRAFT'S HEADING
Direction indicator; Directional gyro; Directional Gyro
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  • HI interior
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Páramo Directional Clothing         
BRITISH CLOTHING COMPANY
Paramo Directional Clothing
Páramo Directional Clothing is a British outdoor clothing company. It was founded by Nick Brown, who also started the Nikwax waterproofing products company.
lane         
  • A38(M) Aston Expressway]], showing tidal flow/reversible lanes controlled via overhead gantries, in [[Aston]], [[Birmingham]], [[England]]. This motorway has seven lanes, with the one lane always kept as a buffer in the center – in the morning peak time, there are 2 lanes leaving central Birmingham (northbound) and 4 lanes in (southbound). In the evening, there are 4 lanes leaving central Birmingham and 2 lanes coming inwards. At all other times there are three lanes on each side.
  • Changing lanes, [[Gothenburg]], Sweden
  • An unusual left-turn merging lane in Germany, explained with signage
  • Black center line on an Autobahn in Germany in the late 1930s
  • Transfer lanes, connecting surface collector lanes with through lanes between two tunnels
  • Aura]], Finland
  • Turning lane on the [[Rodovia]] [[BR-101]], Brazil
  • The [[Ontario Highway 401]] in the [[Greater Toronto]] area, with 17 travel lanes in 6 separate carriageways visible in the midground
DIVISION OF THE CARRIAGEWAY WITHIN A ROAD DESIGNATED TO BE USED BY A SINGLE LINE OF VEHICLES
Lanes; Traffic lane; Lane line; Lane markings; Lane (road); Truck lanes; Truck lane; Truck-only lanes; Truckways; Truckway; Road lane; Acceleration or deceleration lane; Laned; Travel lane; Traffic lanes; Lane jumping; Lane jump; Lane change; Travel lanes; Weave-merge lane; Auxiliary lane; Right lane; Vehicle lane; Acceleration lane
n.
Alley, narrow street, narrow passage or way.
Lane         
  • A38(M) Aston Expressway]], showing tidal flow/reversible lanes controlled via overhead gantries, in [[Aston]], [[Birmingham]], [[England]]. This motorway has seven lanes, with the one lane always kept as a buffer in the center – in the morning peak time, there are 2 lanes leaving central Birmingham (northbound) and 4 lanes in (southbound). In the evening, there are 4 lanes leaving central Birmingham and 2 lanes coming inwards. At all other times there are three lanes on each side.
  • Changing lanes, [[Gothenburg]], Sweden
  • An unusual left-turn merging lane in Germany, explained with signage
  • Black center line on an Autobahn in Germany in the late 1930s
  • Transfer lanes, connecting surface collector lanes with through lanes between two tunnels
  • Aura]], Finland
  • Turning lane on the [[Rodovia]] [[BR-101]], Brazil
  • The [[Ontario Highway 401]] in the [[Greater Toronto]] area, with 17 travel lanes in 6 separate carriageways visible in the midground
DIVISION OF THE CARRIAGEWAY WITHIN A ROAD DESIGNATED TO BE USED BY A SINGLE LINE OF VEHICLES
Lanes; Traffic lane; Lane line; Lane markings; Lane (road); Truck lanes; Truck lane; Truck-only lanes; Truckways; Truckway; Road lane; Acceleration or deceleration lane; Laned; Travel lane; Traffic lanes; Lane jumping; Lane jump; Lane change; Travel lanes; Weave-merge lane; Auxiliary lane; Right lane; Vehicle lane; Acceleration lane
In road transport, a lane is part of a roadway that is designated to be used by a single line of vehicles to control and guide drivers and reduce traffic conflicts. Most public roads (highways) have at least two lanes, one for traffic in each direction, separated by lane markings.
lane         
  • A38(M) Aston Expressway]], showing tidal flow/reversible lanes controlled via overhead gantries, in [[Aston]], [[Birmingham]], [[England]]. This motorway has seven lanes, with the one lane always kept as a buffer in the center – in the morning peak time, there are 2 lanes leaving central Birmingham (northbound) and 4 lanes in (southbound). In the evening, there are 4 lanes leaving central Birmingham and 2 lanes coming inwards. At all other times there are three lanes on each side.
  • Changing lanes, [[Gothenburg]], Sweden
  • An unusual left-turn merging lane in Germany, explained with signage
  • Black center line on an Autobahn in Germany in the late 1930s
  • Transfer lanes, connecting surface collector lanes with through lanes between two tunnels
  • Aura]], Finland
  • Turning lane on the [[Rodovia]] [[BR-101]], Brazil
  • The [[Ontario Highway 401]] in the [[Greater Toronto]] area, with 17 travel lanes in 6 separate carriageways visible in the midground
DIVISION OF THE CARRIAGEWAY WITHIN A ROAD DESIGNATED TO BE USED BY A SINGLE LINE OF VEHICLES
Lanes; Traffic lane; Lane line; Lane markings; Lane (road); Truck lanes; Truck lane; Truck-only lanes; Truckways; Truckway; Road lane; Acceleration or deceleration lane; Laned; Travel lane; Traffic lanes; Lane jumping; Lane jump; Lane change; Travel lanes; Weave-merge lane; Auxiliary lane; Right lane; Vehicle lane; Acceleration lane
¦ noun
1. a narrow road, especially in a rural area.
[in place names] an urban street.
2. a division of a road intended to separate single lines of traffic according to speed or direction.
3. each of a number of parallel strips of track or water for runners, rowers, or swimmers in a race.
4. a path or course prescribed for or regularly followed by ships or aircraft.
Derivatives
-laned adjective
Origin
OE: of unknown ultimate origin.
lane         
  • A38(M) Aston Expressway]], showing tidal flow/reversible lanes controlled via overhead gantries, in [[Aston]], [[Birmingham]], [[England]]. This motorway has seven lanes, with the one lane always kept as a buffer in the center – in the morning peak time, there are 2 lanes leaving central Birmingham (northbound) and 4 lanes in (southbound). In the evening, there are 4 lanes leaving central Birmingham and 2 lanes coming inwards. At all other times there are three lanes on each side.
  • Changing lanes, [[Gothenburg]], Sweden
  • An unusual left-turn merging lane in Germany, explained with signage
  • Black center line on an Autobahn in Germany in the late 1930s
  • Transfer lanes, connecting surface collector lanes with through lanes between two tunnels
  • Aura]], Finland
  • Turning lane on the [[Rodovia]] [[BR-101]], Brazil
  • The [[Ontario Highway 401]] in the [[Greater Toronto]] area, with 17 travel lanes in 6 separate carriageways visible in the midground
DIVISION OF THE CARRIAGEWAY WITHIN A ROAD DESIGNATED TO BE USED BY A SINGLE LINE OF VEHICLES
Lanes; Traffic lane; Lane line; Lane markings; Lane (road); Truck lanes; Truck lane; Truck-only lanes; Truckways; Truckway; Road lane; Acceleration or deceleration lane; Laned; Travel lane; Traffic lanes; Lane jumping; Lane jump; Lane change; Travel lanes; Weave-merge lane; Auxiliary lane; Right lane; Vehicle lane; Acceleration lane
n.
1) to shift lanes
2) to cross over into, get over into the other lane
3) the fast (also fig.); inside; outside; passing; slow lane
4) (BE) the nearside ('left'); offside ('right') lane
5) an air; sea; shipping lane
lane         
  • A38(M) Aston Expressway]], showing tidal flow/reversible lanes controlled via overhead gantries, in [[Aston]], [[Birmingham]], [[England]]. This motorway has seven lanes, with the one lane always kept as a buffer in the center – in the morning peak time, there are 2 lanes leaving central Birmingham (northbound) and 4 lanes in (southbound). In the evening, there are 4 lanes leaving central Birmingham and 2 lanes coming inwards. At all other times there are three lanes on each side.
  • Changing lanes, [[Gothenburg]], Sweden
  • An unusual left-turn merging lane in Germany, explained with signage
  • Black center line on an Autobahn in Germany in the late 1930s
  • Transfer lanes, connecting surface collector lanes with through lanes between two tunnels
  • Aura]], Finland
  • Turning lane on the [[Rodovia]] [[BR-101]], Brazil
  • The [[Ontario Highway 401]] in the [[Greater Toronto]] area, with 17 travel lanes in 6 separate carriageways visible in the midground
DIVISION OF THE CARRIAGEWAY WITHIN A ROAD DESIGNATED TO BE USED BY A SINGLE LINE OF VEHICLES
Lanes; Traffic lane; Lane line; Lane markings; Lane (road); Truck lanes; Truck lane; Truck-only lanes; Truckways; Truckway; Road lane; Acceleration or deceleration lane; Laned; Travel lane; Traffic lanes; Lane jumping; Lane jump; Lane change; Travel lanes; Weave-merge lane; Auxiliary lane; Right lane; Vehicle lane; Acceleration lane
(lanes)
Frequency: The word is one of the 3000 most common words in English.
1.
A lane is a narrow road, especially in the country.
...a quiet country lane...
Follow the lane to the river.
N-COUNT
2.
Lane is also used in the names of roads, either in cities or in the country.
...The Dorchester Hotel, Park Lane.
N-IN-NAMES
3.
A lane is a part of a main road which is marked by the edge of the road and a painted line, or by two painted lines.
The lorry was travelling at 20mph in the slow lane...
I pulled out into the eastbound lane of Route 2.
N-COUNT: usu adj N
4.
At a swimming pool or athletics track, a lane is a long narrow section which is marked by lines or ropes.
N-COUNT
5.
A lane is a route that is frequently used by aircraft or ships.
The collision took place in the busiest shipping lanes in the world.
N-COUNT: usu n N
LANE         
  • A38(M) Aston Expressway]], showing tidal flow/reversible lanes controlled via overhead gantries, in [[Aston]], [[Birmingham]], [[England]]. This motorway has seven lanes, with the one lane always kept as a buffer in the center – in the morning peak time, there are 2 lanes leaving central Birmingham (northbound) and 4 lanes in (southbound). In the evening, there are 4 lanes leaving central Birmingham and 2 lanes coming inwards. At all other times there are three lanes on each side.
  • Changing lanes, [[Gothenburg]], Sweden
  • An unusual left-turn merging lane in Germany, explained with signage
  • Black center line on an Autobahn in Germany in the late 1930s
  • Transfer lanes, connecting surface collector lanes with through lanes between two tunnels
  • Aura]], Finland
  • Turning lane on the [[Rodovia]] [[BR-101]], Brazil
  • The [[Ontario Highway 401]] in the [[Greater Toronto]] area, with 17 travel lanes in 6 separate carriageways visible in the midground
DIVISION OF THE CARRIAGEWAY WITHIN A ROAD DESIGNATED TO BE USED BY A SINGLE LINE OF VEHICLES
Lanes; Traffic lane; Lane line; Lane markings; Lane (road); Truck lanes; Truck lane; Truck-only lanes; Truckways; Truckway; Road lane; Acceleration or deceleration lane; Laned; Travel lane; Traffic lanes; Lane jumping; Lane jump; Lane change; Travel lanes; Weave-merge lane; Auxiliary lane; Right lane; Vehicle lane; Acceleration lane
Local Area Network Emulation [Additional explanations: over ATM specification] (Reference: ATM)
Lane         
  • A38(M) Aston Expressway]], showing tidal flow/reversible lanes controlled via overhead gantries, in [[Aston]], [[Birmingham]], [[England]]. This motorway has seven lanes, with the one lane always kept as a buffer in the center – in the morning peak time, there are 2 lanes leaving central Birmingham (northbound) and 4 lanes in (southbound). In the evening, there are 4 lanes leaving central Birmingham and 2 lanes coming inwards. At all other times there are three lanes on each side.
  • Changing lanes, [[Gothenburg]], Sweden
  • An unusual left-turn merging lane in Germany, explained with signage
  • Black center line on an Autobahn in Germany in the late 1930s
  • Transfer lanes, connecting surface collector lanes with through lanes between two tunnels
  • Aura]], Finland
  • Turning lane on the [[Rodovia]] [[BR-101]], Brazil
  • The [[Ontario Highway 401]] in the [[Greater Toronto]] area, with 17 travel lanes in 6 separate carriageways visible in the midground
DIVISION OF THE CARRIAGEWAY WITHIN A ROAD DESIGNATED TO BE USED BY A SINGLE LINE OF VEHICLES
Lanes; Traffic lane; Lane line; Lane markings; Lane (road); Truck lanes; Truck lane; Truck-only lanes; Truckways; Truckway; Road lane; Acceleration or deceleration lane; Laned; Travel lane; Traffic lanes; Lane jumping; Lane jump; Lane change; Travel lanes; Weave-merge lane; Auxiliary lane; Right lane; Vehicle lane; Acceleration lane
·adj Alone.
II. Lane ·noun A passageway between fences or hedges which is not traveled as a highroad; an alley between buildings; a narrow way among trees, rocks, and other natural obstructions; hence, in a general sense, a narrow passageway; as, a lane between lines of men, or through a field of ice.
Devinn Lane         
AMERICAN PORNOGRAPHIC ACTRESS AND DIRECTOR
Devin Lane; Devon lane
Devinn Lane is a former adult model, pornographic actress, writer, director and producer. She is sometimes credited as Devin Lane or Devon Lane.
Mary Lane         
AMERICAN WRITER AND JOURNALIST
Draft:Mary Lane; Lane, Mary
Mary MacPherson Lane is a non-fiction writer and journalist specializing in Western European art and history.

Википедия

Heading indicator

The heading indicator (HI), also known as a directional gyro (DG) or direction indicator (DI), is a flight instrument used in an aircraft to inform the pilot of the aircraft's heading.