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• This way he regained the weather gauge.
• But despite having the weather gauge he didn't attack, though he had clear written orders to do so.
• Hood's fleet was seen bearing toward them around 08 : 00 but De Grasse held the weather gauge.
• Having thus gained the weather gauge the Dutch at once exploited this by turning and attacking from the north.
• In ancient times M44 was used as a weather gauge as the following Greek rhyme from Aratos "'Prognostica " reveals:
• Howe had only 25 ships-of-the-line against 36 enemy ships under weather gauge which would be a major advantage in any battle.
• The wind was from the south, giving " Pelican " the weather gauge ( i . e . the windward position ).
• De Witt's answer was simple : don't, revert to the old tactics and surprise the English fleet while having the weather gauge.
• Golod, whose day job is director of a factory that makes weather gauges for Russian military aircraft, is not alone in his theory.
• This forced Rupert to attack immediately to prevent the Dutch from gaining the weather gauge, before he could form a proper keel line.
• The fight raged for hours, due to turnings of the wind each side suddenly gaining or losing the advantage of the weather gauge.
• Having the weather gauge because of a south-south-western breeze, Blake intended to exploit this excellent opportunity for a direct attack on the disordered Dutch.
• As the Dutch had again the weather gauge in relation to the English rear, some of their ships wore to the east to attack it.
• Roquement, with both the current and the weather gauge against him, could not make a move to pass Kirke, and realized he had to fight.
• On his directions the Dutch fleet, now positioned to the southeast of the English force, sailed farther south in the hope of gaining the weather gauge.
• Ayscue the next day, off the coast of Brittany, around 13 : 30 attempted a direct attack from the north against the convoy, having the weather gauge.
• With the dispositions of each ship confirmed, " Java " with the weather gauge to her advantage came about to position herself to rake " Constitution ".
• Although outnumbered, De Ruyter gained the weather gauge and sent his van under Adriaen Banckert in to separate the Allied van ( under D'Estr閑s ) from the main fleet.
• On 7 June the Allies were caught by surprise and got into disarray when the Dutch fleet, having the weather gauge, suddenly appeared on the horizon in the early morning.
• For a while he considered trying to attack the enemy fleet at anchorage in Plymouth Sound, but in the end decided against it as he did not have the weather gauge.