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Blue and white flowers of the Variable Smoke-bush, Conospermum taxifolium. Botany Bay National Park, Cape Solander, NSW Australia, August 2011.
Thamnophilus caerulescens (Female)
Thamnophilidae
Choca-da-mata
Santo Antônio do Pinhal - SP www.carduelis.bio.br
Variable Antshrike - Thamnophilus caerulescens caerulescens - Изменчивая батара
Intervales State Park, State of São Paulo, Brazil, 11\04\2019
Taken at Shelly Bay, Miramar Peninsula, Wellington
Family: Haematopodidae
Common name: Variable Oystercatcher
Maori name: Toreapango
Scientific name: Haematopus unicolor
Dr. Jim Yeh, founder of Alpha Golf Clubs, designed the V5 LX around one goal – maximize the “smash factor” for explosive ball speed off the face. Smash factor is the ratio of ball speed to club head speed. Drivers deform at the face-frame junction during impact. This deformation causes energy dissipation and thus a loss of ball speed.
The V5 LX is designed to transfer maximum energy to the ball by virtually eliminating this deformation.
The V5 LX crown is thicker towards the face than at the rear along three vertical sections. This variable crown thickness minimizes deformation at impact. And it increases the rigidity over a uniformly thick crown by 22%, making the body incredibly solid and maximizing smash factor.
See more at www.alphagolfclubs.com/products/drivers/v5-lx-driver
Variable Sunbird - Cinnyris venustus falkensteini - Разноцветная нектарница
Ewaso Ngiro, Narok County, Kenya, 07/23/2017
User Tom Barton
Suburb Hawthorn East
Phone 0404171525
Email tbar7@student.monash.edu
Part Variable Resistor
Quantity 1
Parent Item AEG HBSE100 Electric Belt Sander
Visual Condition Marked
Working Yes
Material
Plastic
Colour
Orange
Dimensions
45mm long
37mm wide
25mm high
Weight 0.01Kg
Associated parts
Orange wheel of D=35mm used to be used as speed switch for the sander
Keywords
electrical, hardware, switch/button
or at least i think it's a variable sunbird. hard to tell as it doesn't actually match anything that i can find.
Variable Checkerspot (Euphydryas chalcedona) larva feeding on Monkeyflower. Mt. Diablo State Park. Near Clayton, Contra Costa Co., Calif.
Argia fumipennis ♂. His perch seems to be dried bird excrement stuck to the rock. Near Onion Creek, Austin.
This Type G variable spring was manufactured for a Petrochemical Plant in Mexico. The Type G assembly is formed by welding two standard spring assemblies to the ends of a pair of channels. This type of assembly can accommodate unusually heavy loads, and is especially convenient for avoiding interference in spaces where headroom is limited.
Each spring assembly is loaded per the client’s specification at Piping Technology and Products manufacturing facilities. A travel stop is inserted and strapped in place to maintain the load for the assembly installation. In addition to banding the travel stops, the variables for this project required chained travel stops. The base style (F-Type) variables on this project were also required to have internal guides.
At Piping Technology and Products, Inc. we use PTP-1, PTP-2, PTP-4, PTP-6 and PTP-8 to designate the five standard coil arrangements to increase the working range of travel of variable supports.
Several types of variable supports were made for this particular project. They included Type A, Type B and Type F.