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Circles & Lines, Curves & Points... get it? Geometry! ...and the ways that Geometry covers my topography here provide quite an interesting perspective, wouldn't you say?
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A peek inside the stunningly glamorous, "Canadian Museum Of Nature." The details throughout are simply breathtaking, & a must see if you're ever visiting the city of Ottawa, Canada's Capital!
(Best on black)
religion
DHS - The House Of God (1996 Surgeon Remix) : youtu.be/1KnLVDvLCds
Surgeon - Action (Ideal Trax - 1995) : youtu.be/wWk_tqFL8yY
The CN Geometry train for testing track condition and gauge etc seen heading Eastbound (locomotive pushing train) towards the Waterloo yard for servicing (Fuel and sanitary dump etc) The back of the car the conductor is standing on, has LED ditch lighting and is very bright. Also there is a LED light bar above where the conductor is standing. Has to be a impressive sight at night
Geometry—holding the frame.
A person performs a floor stretch with one leg extended upward and the other bent, highlighting controlled form and toned muscles.
Geometry (from the Ancient Greek: γεωμετρία; geo- "earth", -metron "measurement") is a branch of mathematics concerned with questions of shape, size, relative position of figures, and the properties of space
Detail of Weston Rise Estate, Islington. Designed in a brutalist style by architects Howell Killick Partridge & Amis and completed in 1969.
This is the brick geometry that makes the station work.
The angle is really close to 15 degrees. 360 degrees
(a circle) divided by 15 degress = 24. Twenty-four is a
nice number of sections to have - you get one at 0, 90,
180, and 270.
This was found through trial and error, not calculation.
After being completely caught off guard by this train while eating lunch, the train thankfully stopped at the Rosenberg interlocking to allow for a maintenance window to occur. On an overcast afternoon, BNSF track geometry train O HOUTPL rockets north on the Galveston Sub towards Temple. 3/13/2019