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• Alternatively a rhumb line course could be flown on the Croydon Chelsfield Lympne route.
• From that corner, emanate a series of compass rhumb lines.
• When limited to small seas, planispheres approximately follow both rhumb lines and great circles.
• While boats mainly plied seas the size of the Mediterranean, rhumb lines were sufficient for navigation.
• Rhumb lines which cut meridians at oblique angles are loxodromic curves which spiral towards the poles.
• Their debut album " The Rhumb Line " was released on August 19, 2008 in North America.
• Several point-scoring " rhumb line " combinations may be completed at one time with a single piece.
• In practice, though, the winning route is usually somewhere between the great circle and the rhumb line.
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• Rhumb lines are not straight lines.
• It was released several times, being reworked for their first full album, " The Rhumb Line ", in 2008.
• The shortest course is the great-circle course, which is not a rhumb line because its bearing is not constant.
• "Rhumb Line II " is a 50-page note pad travel version played with a blue and a yellow pen.
• At 20 degrees North the great circle distance is while the rhumb line distance is, about 1?percent further.
• :: A rhumb line is a line of constant bearing-a line that makes a constant angle with each meridian.
• Most take the rhumb line, the most direct route from Chicago to the island up the middle of the lake.
• :: : The question didn't ask for a rhumb line, it asked for the bearing of one city from another.
• But at 60 degrees North the great circle distance is while the rhumb line is, a difference of 8?percent.
• A more extreme case is the air route between New York and Hong Kong, for which the rhumb line path is.
• Many have screens that display a schematic chart of the user's position and the rhumb line to the various way points.