The height of a wave is the vertical distance().
A、from the still water plane to the crest
B、from the still water plane to the trough
C、from crest to trough
D、between water levels at one-quarter of the wave's length
A、from the still water plane to the crest
B、from the still water plane to the trough
C、from crest to trough
D、between water levels at one-quarter of the wave's length
A、diminishing the height of the seas B、lengthening the distance between successive crests C、increasing the height of the seas D、preventing the wave crests from breaking
A、metacentric height B、height of the righting arm C、fore and aft perpendicular D、height of the center of buoyancy
A、percentage of frequency of wave heights B、percentage of poor visibility conditions C、sea surface temperatures D、amounts of precipitation
A、used to measure the speed of wind B、in which the pressure of the air is measured C、that tells which direction a storm is coming from D、used to measure the height of waves
A、metacentric height B、height of the metacenter above the keel C、height of the center of buoyancy above the keel D、height of the center of gravity above the keel
A、height of the metacenter B、height of the righting arm C、height of the center of buoyancy D、metacentric height
A、height of the metacenter B、height of the righting arm C、height of the center of buoyancy D、metacentric height