The Flags (Far North Liquids and Associated Gas System) Pipeline is used to transport gas from the following Oil platforms: * Cormorant A* North ...
A flag is a piece of woven cloth, often flown from a pole or mast, generally used symbolically for signalling or identification. The term flag is also used to refer to the graphic design employed by a flag, or to its depiction in another medium.
Flags is a training sport used by Surf lifesavers to practice beach sprinting and reflexes. It is one of many events competed in that does not involve Surf Lifesaving skills.
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Backstroke flags placed 5 yards (short course) or 5 meters (long course) from the end of the pool. They enable backstrokers to execute a backstroke turn more efficiently by counting their strokes.
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In addition to the written flag descriptions in the Government section, flags in color are displayed at the beginning of the text for nearly all entities in the Factbook. The flags of independent nations are used by their dependencies unless there is an officially recognized local flag. ...
are hung up in the air along the width and length of the pool, about 15 feet or 5 meters from the wall. They are sometimes referred to as backstroke flags.
are used to convey quality information or operating modes. They are usually set to zero to mean OK and 1 for not OK. The spare flag are set to zero. There may be exceptions, then a particular description of the usage of the flag is provided.
Pennants that are suspended over the width of each end of the pool 15 feet from the wall.
Triangular pennants alternating two or more contrasting colors suspended on line stretched over each lane; Short course yard pool they are 15 feet from the wall, in a meter pool they are 5 meters from the wall. Used primarily to notify backstrokers the wall is coming!
A signal used to tell the drivers what is happening on the track, what they should do and signify the beginning, midpoint, near finish and finish of the race. Each color means something different:
Flags are used to signal drivers of events or conditions. Flags used in Atlantic include green, white, white and red, black, checkered, blue, yellow, red and red/yellow. See each individual color for an explanation of what each flag means.
Placed 16-ft (5 m) from each end of the pool over the lanes. The flags serve as a guide to the backstroke swimmer letting him/her know when they are nearing the end of the pool.
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