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1101 | cosmic radiation | RADIATION, of very high energy and great penetrative power, which emanates from cosmic regions. |
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1102 | cotidal chart | See CHART. |
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1103 | cotidal line | A line on a CHART passing through all points where HIGH WATER occurs at the same TIME. |
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1104 | coulomb | The unit of electric charge in the SI SYSTEM. |
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1105 | counter | An indicator on a machine, for keeping count of turns, strokes, etc., of the machine or its parts. |
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1106 | counter current | A secondary CURRENT setting in a direction opposite to that of a main CURRENT. |
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1107 | course | The intended horizontal direction of travel. It is measured from 0° at the REFERENCE DIRECTION clockwise through 360°; strictly for MARINE N... more |
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1108 | course: compass | See COURSE. |
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1109 | course: great circle | The direction of the GREAT CIRCLE through the point of departure and the destination, expressed as the ANGULAR DISTANCE from a REFERENCE DIR... more |
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1110 | course: grid | See COURSE. |
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1111 | course: magnetic | See COURSE. |
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1112 | course: recommended | See TRACK: RECOMMENDED. |
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1113 | course: true | See COURSE. |
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1114 | course line | A LINE OF POSITION approximately parallel to the COURSE. |
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1115 | course made good | The actual TRACK MADE GOOD over the ground (seabed); the direction of the point of arrival from the point of departure. Course made good is ... more |
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1116 | course over ground | The direction of the path over the ground actually followed by a vessel. It is normally a somewhat irregular line. This is a misnomer in tha... more |
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1117 | course recorder | A device which makes an automatic record of the HEADINGS of a vessel. See DEAD RECKONING TRACER. |
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1118 | cove | A small BAY. |
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1119 | coverage | The actual area covered (by CHARTS, PHOTOGRAPHS, etc.). The area controlled by a radiolocation system. |
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1120 | covariance | The arithmetic mean or expected value of the product of the deviations of corresponding values of two variables from their respective mean v... more |