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! The provost pulled up a chair and settled in, staring at the undulating bubble, suspended like a tetheredballoon beneath the water.
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A captiveballoon had signalled the position, and shrapnels were bursting close.
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The usefulness of the captiveballoon in this war is doubtful.
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These endeavours culminated in the Parseval-Siegsfeld captiveballoon, which has a quaint appearance.
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A captiveballoon should be arranged for the use of visitors.
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Shackleton's gasoline motor-car and Scott's captiveballoon were of considerable but limited use.
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Colorful lanterns are strung up and blowing in the wind like tetheredballoons.
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But interest in lighter-than-air vehicles-from rigid airships and soft blimps, to tetheredballoons and hybrid balloon-kites-remainsstrongin the military.
Использование термина captive balloons на английском
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The captiveballoons, and other landmarks, enabled them to keep to their course.
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With regard to observations from captiveballoons much depends on circumstances.
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In communicating between points on land, poles of great height can be used, or captiveballoons.
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We saw two captiveballoons, used by the French to direct artillery fire on their enemies.
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This lamentable deficiency was remedied in great measure by recourse to topographical photographs taken from the captiveballoons.
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The Germans used captiveballoons, whose officers signaled the points in the Belgian defense at which they should aim.
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By means of captiveballoons, currents of electricity between the higher atmosphere and the earth are kept passing regularly.
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Meanwhile, as captiveballoons, the German and other armies used them for observation and the direction of artillery fire.
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A dozen of those captiveballoons which the soldiers call "sausages" formed an aerial semi-circle and kept watch.
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A French flyer had dropped it that afternoon with intent to destroy one of the German captiveballoons and its operator.
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He saw high up in the air three captiveballoons, from which some of Hooker's officers looked upon the Southern intrenchments.
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We had no sooner taken wing than the aeroplane was sighted by German observers in captiveballoons anchored about six miles distant.
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Hooker, still in command, was watching on the heights across the river, and there were the captiveballoons hovering again in the sky.
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At dawn on the second day an artillery duel began across the embankment, the German fire being corrected by observers in captiveballoons.
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Germany was somewhat later in the field; the military value of captiveballoons was not appreciated and taken into serious consideration here until 1884.
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Nothing more: wisps of smoke, brief flashes visible even in broad daylight, and a string of captiveballoons, motionless and observant witnesses of all.