cleared strip
1strip method — noun : a method of conservative lumbering by which timber is cleared in relatively narrow strips through a forest and reproduction on the cleared strips is obtained by the seed sown from the adjoining woodland * * * strip method, a conservative… …
2Flight progress strip — A flight progress strip is a small strip of paper used to track a flight in air traffic control (ATC). It may seem as an artifact of days gone by, however it is still used in modern ATC as a quick way to annotate a flight, to keep a legal record… …
3flight strip — noun an airfield without normal airport facilities • Syn: ↑airstrip, ↑landing strip, ↑strip • Hypernyms: ↑airfield, ↑landing field, ↑flying field, ↑field …
4air|strip — «AIR STRIHP», noun. 1. a paved or cleared runway for aircraft, often made hastily for temporary use; landing strip. 2. a small airport …
5flight strip — 1. Aeron. a. a strip of cleared land used as an emergency runway for aircraft. b. runway. 2. a series of continuous aerial reconnaissance photographs. [1935 40] * * * …
6Height of Land Portage — Infobox nrhp | name =Height of Land Portage nrhp type = caption = The portage adjoins the cleared boundary vista, the faint vertical line crossing the isthmus between the lakes. nearest city= Grand Marais, Minnesota area = architect= architecture …
7runway — /run way /, n. 1. a way along which something runs. 2. a paved or cleared strip on which planes land and take off. 3. a similar strip on which cars, trucks, or the like may park, load, or enter the stream of traffic. 4. the beaten track or… …
849th parallel north — This article is about the circle of latitude in the northern hemisphere. For other uses, see 49th parallel (disambiguation). 49° 49th parallel north …
9runway — /ˈrʌnweɪ / (say runway) noun 1. a way along which something runs. 2. a paved or cleared strip on which aeroplanes land and take off; airstrip. 3. the beaten track of deer or other animals. 4. US the bed of a stream. 5. → catwalk (def. 2) …
10taxiway — /ˈtæksiweɪ/ (say takseeway) noun a paved or cleared strip leading from an air terminal apron to the runway …
