Noun:

సిబ్బంది, డ్రైవర్ల సమూహం,

crews's Usage Examples:

pressurization, so the crews of those that reached the stratosphere had to be garbed to withstand the low temperature and pressure of the air outside.

Hurricane hunters or typhoon hunters are aircrews that fly into tropical cyclones to gather weather data.

were also manned by alert crews, typically pulling one 24-hour alert duty period every 72 hours in hardened underground launch facilities either adjacent.

Friday 17 August (Flight day 10)The station and shuttle crews had a relatively quiet day on flight day 10, continuing transfer operations, and doing some troubleshooting on a communication system between the shuttle and station.

The torpedo boats were not very effective and were easily countered by simple measures such as hanging chains over the sides of ships to foul the screws of the torpedo boats, or encircling the ships with wooden booms to trap the torpedoes at a distance.

The screwed butt joint uses one or more screws inserted after the joint has been brought together.

In a 12-month period, more than 500 aircraft fly more than 20,000 sorties, while training more than 5,000 aircrews and 14,000 support and maintenance personnel.

Under growing pressure from visiting merchant and whaling crews, the authorities rescinded a missionary-advocated ban on young women swimming out to the visiting vessels.

There are two crews located in the northeast of the province.

from 1937 onwards were known as Schützen Regiments; they wore the same rose pink piping on their uniforms as the tank crews (with an "S" cypher that distinguished.

Wood pieces are typically connected with nail fasteners, nails, or screws; steel pieces are connected with pan-head framing screws, or nuts and bolts.

century, crews from Pembroke have held the headship of the men"s Lent Bumps on four occasions, and the headship of the men"s May Bumps ten times.

Once the original batch had proved their worth and had been well received by the crews a further twenty locomotives were ordered in March 1931 for delivery between December 1932 and March 1934.

Synonyms:

social unit, air crew, ship"s company, submariner, unit, copilot, co-pilot, company, crewman, merchant marine, aircrew, crew member,

Antonyms:

natural object, artifact, employer, stay, stand still,