starboard

I figured out port and starboard with a little device from sailing school that has never left my head: red ->left->port green->right->starboard.

Other ranks' mail goes to their mess, which is generally designated by bulkhead number and port/starboard.

Now each front-back curve is rasterized at intervals of I on the Y axis (from port to starboard).

In fact in Japan atm I use a starboard (basicly a large projector with touch capabilities), in my classroom.

So yeah, to a landlubber, a sailboat that can only deploy sails to starboard is obviously a huge UI win because its modeless.

If you perturb the ship by tilting it slightly starboard or port, and then remove the perturbation, it will return to sitting upright.

It also helps make Mancuso listening to Jack's port/starboard Crazy Ivan maneuver.

Once the aircraft is unhooked from the cable there is a period of time where, due to rolling, the cable can slide towards the starboard side of the ship and out of the landing area.

For me, the odd part is that I have no trouble with port and starboard.

Reach port sail config or reach starboard sail config.

Plane flipped and rolled upon loss of port wing, smearing a rolling fireball of the remaining fuel load from the starboard wing for another half a mile.

The origins of Port and Starboard on ships.

Run a level five diagnostic of the starboard nacelles!" bloop bloop bloop...

Right, that's why one should use "put a strawberry in the portside eye socket" and "put a strawberry in the starboard side socket"

This became to be known as “lardboard” which sounded too much like starboard, so it was changed to “Port” (as in the side typically facing the port side.

Five projection screens surrounding the ball would project a virtual environment over the "port", "starboard", "fore", "aft", and "north" surfaces.

Starboard - most sailors were right handed and the steering oar was placed on the right.

Reminds me of the Starboard/Larboard nautical terminology.