Based on the experiments and analyses conducted up to now, it has been confirmed that road disaster prevention structures built using the conventional design methods have sufficient levels of safety against assumed rockfall loads.
The flat wooden structure was like a gigantic picnic table. Because of the sloping ground, one end of the structure can be used like a table while the other end becomes a roof.
すべての骨格構造物は、付属肢骨格(肢帯と肢)あるいは軸骨格(頭蓋、脊柱と胸郭)に属します。
All skeletal structures belong to either the appendicular skeleton(girdles and limbs) or to the axial skeleton(skull, vertebral column, and thoracic cage).
The massive cement structures would not only crush all marine life, but block out sunlight critical to other ocean-based species, and the frequency signals from submarines would bring painful deaths to whales.
According to Ken Bergeron, a nuclear physicist who has worked on simulations of accidents in power plants, this structure"is certainly stronger than Chernobyl, but much less so than Three Mile Island.
These single structures that house humans on a permanent basis will be the largest, most complex structures ever known as stations for human use in space…".
The Brooklyn Bridge and other breakthrough civil structures completed in the 19th century connected the country and helped lay the foundation for U.S. economic successes in the 20th century.
Over 3,000 dolmens and other structures can be found in the North-Western Caucasus region in Russia, where more and more dolmens are discovered in the mountains each year.
彼のビジョン、彼の神話、彼の構造物は完成し、それを実現するのに使った手段を正当化する必要はない。
His vision, his mythology, his structure is complete, and he doesn't have to rationalize the means by which the structure was achieved.
It included the unique Store Street Aqueduct, built on a 45 degree skew and believed to be the first major such structure in Britain and the oldest still in use today.
Stabilize damaged reefs: Structures can stabilize coral reef framework in areas where coral reefs have been damaged or flattened by disturbances(blast fishing, mining, ship groundings).
The structure is thought to rise about three miles(five km), which is roughly the height of Mont Blanc in France and Italy, the highest mountain in the Alps.
According to Howe's analysis, the structure witnessed by Spartan 1 dates as far back as 33 million years, which is the general date conventional geologists give for when Antarctica was last ice free.
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