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steady bearing

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steady bearing [′sted·ē ′ber·iŋ]
(navigation)
An approaching or closing craft is said to be on a steady bearing if the compass bearing does not appreciably change.


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An auger steady bearing has been removed giving a much easier to clean and disassemble configuration.
It was fired in our direction and for a moment it was on a steady bearing, which meant it was going to hit us.
The spindles' liquid cooling systems help maintain a steady bearing temperature to ensure accuracy and reliability under these demanding conditions.
 
 
 
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