Guyots show evidence of having been above the surface with gradual subsidence through stages from fringed reefed mountain, coral atoll, and finally a flat topped submerged mountain.
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Before cars 4280-4281 were preserved, cars 4192-4193 were temporarily displayed at the New York Transit Museum in 2008, but were later stripped and reefed.
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16 R22s were converted to R71 rider cars after retirement, but were replaced with R161s ( R33s converted into rider cars ) in the mid-2000s and eventually reefed.
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The sails can also be easily reefed to accommodate various wind strengths, but there was traditionally no available adjustment for sail shape for the reasons given to do with traditional materials.
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Car 6762 was converted to an R71 rider car after retirement, but was replaced with R161s ( R33s converted into rider cars ) in the mid-2000s and eventually reefed.
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At full extension of the twelve suspension lines, the drogue deployment bag is stripped away from the canopy, and the diameter conical ribbon drogue parachute inflates to its initial reefed condition.
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The large jib also created problems, moving the sails center of effort too far forward when the schooner shortened sail and the mainsail was reefed, making the ship harder to handle.
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The skipper may determine that growing winds require a mainsail to be reefed, but unless the managers ( read : the crew ) can reduce sail properly the job will not be done.
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After specified time delays ( using redundant 10 and 17-second reefing line cutters ), the main chute reefing lines are cut and the chutes inflate to their second reefed and full open configurations.
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From a raging 12 knots, Haines said, " we slowed down to 8-10 knots with no headsail and a double reefed main . . . to keep the boat from breaking up ."
