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Shear legs, also
known as
sheers, shears, or
sheer legs, are a form of two-legged
lifting device.
Shear legs may be permanent,
formed of a
solid A-frame...
- in a
somewhat rigid manner.
Lashings are most
commonly applied to
timber poles, and are
commonly ****ociated with cargo, containerisation, the Scouting...
- curtain.
Sheer curtains are
sometimes referred to as "privacy curtains" in
reference to
their screening abilities;
during the day most
sheer fabrics will...
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considered a form of derrick,
called a
standing derrick or
pole derrick,
distinguished from
sheers (or
shear legs) by
having a
single boom
rather than a two-legged...
- 3/10. The website's
consensus reads: "Y2K
earns points for
ambition and
sheer audacity, even if it
struggles to keep the
laughs coming while maintaining...
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wanted to be the
first to
reach the
geographic South Pole. He and four
companions attained the
pole on 17
January 1912,
where they
found that a Norwegian...
- strategic,
focusing on
outmaneuvering opponents rather than
relying on
sheer technical prowess.
Sasaki Kojirō’s
techniques and
philosophy have left an...
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testing was patchy, and
Jenson Button urged the
squad to improve. The car's
sheer lack of pace was
evident at the season-opening
Australian Grand Prix in...
- six-year-old
Jason Wilkman, who had
noticed Shiue's
stopped vehicle by
sheer coincidence. On July 7, 1980,
Shiue left the
house for work,
allowing Mary...
- and Lion
dance Figure skating Freerunning High kick
Paragliding Parkour Pole sports Stunt Trampolining Quadrobics Aerobatics Air
racing Cluster ballooning...