May refer to:
Daniel H. H. Ingalls, Sr. a Harvard Indianologist.
Daniel Henry Holmes Ingalls, Jr. a computer scientist and son of Daniel H. H. Ingalls, Sr.
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GoochGooch may stand for:
Gooch crucible, a sintered glass crucible
Gooch Valve for steam locomotives
Surname
Brad Gooch, American writer
Dag Luther G…Global Environment and Trade StudyThe Global Environment & Trade Study (GETS) [...]
Aerodynamics is a branch of dynamics concerned with studying the motion of air, particularly when it interacts with a moving object.
Aerodynamic, an instrumental single from Daft Punk, on the Discovery album.
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Aeroscraft
This article contains information about a scheduled or anticipated future aircraft.
It may contain preliminary or speculative information, and m…Flettner airplaneA flettner or rotor [...]
Morrice may refer to…
People
Ian Morrice – a New Zealand CEO
James Wilson Morrice – a Canadian landscape painter
Jane Morrice – an Irish politician
Roger Morrice – an English Puritan minister
William Morrice – one of several English politicians
Places
Morrice, Michigan
Other
An alternate spelling of Morris dance
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Look up Shisha in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Shisha is a water-pipe for smoking, or hookah.
Shisha may also refer to:
Shisha (embroidery)
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Please share your thoughts on the matter at this arti…00s00s may refer to:
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The mass fraction can be
the Propellant mass fraction in aerospace engineering
the mass fraction in chemistry
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1/4
Main article: Quarter
1/4 may refer to:
the Fraction (mathematics) one quarter or 0.25 in decimal
the calendar date January 4 (USA)
the calendar da…1/91/9 may refer to:
The fraction one ninth.
January 9 or 1 September, depending on your date format.
1st Battalion 9th Marines, [...]
Gooch may stand for:
Gooch crucible, a sintered glass crucible
Gooch Valve for steam locomotives
Surname
Brad Gooch, American writer
Dag Luther Gooch, filmmaker, writer, musician
Daniel Gooch, Chief mechanical engineer and Chairman of the Great Western Railway
Frank Austen Gooch, Chemist and engineer
George Peabody Gooch, British journalist, historian and politician
Graham Gooch, English cricketer
Joe Gooch, guitarist
John Viret Gooch, Chief mechanical engineer [...]
Marie of Brabant may refer to three women:
Marie of Brabant (1190-1260), wife of Otto IV, Holy Roman Emperor.
Marie of Brabant (1226-1256), wife of Louis II, Duke of Bavaria. She was exacuted by him in 1256.
Maria of Brabant (1254-1321), second wife of Philip III of France.
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Blanche of France (disambiguation)There are three French princesses with [...]
Port Williams may refer to
Port Williams, Nova Scotia,
Port Williams, Alaska
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Oversize cargo is a single item that exceeds the usable dimensions of a 463L master pallet (104 inches length x 84 inches width x 96 inches height for military aircraft).
Air cargo exceeding the usable dimension of a 463L pallet loaded [...]
This is a list of truck manufacturers by region.
Contents
1 Europe
2 Asia
3 North America
4 South America
5 Africa
6 Oceania
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Europe
A heavy Scania dump truck in France
Coal-fired steam-powered lorry
Military truck Tatra T815
ACMAT (France)
Alexander Dennis (UK)
Avia Trucks (Czech Republic)
Bedford (UK)
BelAZ (Belarus)
BMC (Turkey)
Carmichael (UK)
DAF Trucks (Netherlands) (division of PACCAR)
Dennis Eagle (UK)
ELBO (Greece)
ERF (UK)
Fabrika Automobila Priboj (Serbia)
Foden (UK)
Ford
GAZ (Russia)
Ginaf (Netherlands)
Iveco (Italy)
Jelcz [...]