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And another creation for some lucky wee girl that I'll get to meet on the weekend. Hopes she likes her! :)
It's the Little Things 2.0 #92
I hope that I don't lose the "safe" rating on my Flickr account for this...
Explore!-ed. Highest position: 307 on Friday, July 31, 2009.
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Sony DSLR-A200
0.008 sec (1/125); f/5.6; 200 mm; ISO 400
I see this every morning leaving the car park. Lots of mirrors which reflect multiple times. The blocks form a kind of roof, but there are square holes open to the elements, and criss-crossing mirror blocks with plants in boxes on the criss-crosses. Strange prism effects and trippy reflections galore.
Multiplying the minimum wage by a work year of 50, 40-hour weeks gives the annual earnings that can be expected from a minimum wage job. The real annual income from a minimum wage job is the blue bars. The red line is the poverty level real annual income for a family of four. Minimum wages have never been sufficient to raise a family out of poverty, if only one member of the family works.
Multiply fraction calculator is used to multiply the two fractions.Multiplying both numerator and denominator by the same number does not change the value of the fraction. Multiply the top numbers (the numerators), and also multiply the bottom numbers(the denominators) of the two fractions.
_MG_4815-ec-c - Multiplier/accelerator head, a modern repro from a (former) maker of walking wheels in the Pacific NW.
This sped up the rate at which the spindle (at right) turns, allowing a skilled operator to produce yarn faster. Also essential when spinning flax.
Illinois Derby winner and Preakness new shooter, Multiplier. www.facebook.com/Chelsea-Lowman-Photography-331822924004/
It is not a trumpet.
Electrons are collected in the cone-shape side and the signal is multiplied when they hit the internal walls of the curly-shape part.
ANGLED VIEW OF THE PHOTO MULTIPLIER TUBES (PMTS) USED FOR THE GO DETECTOR.
THE JEFFERSON LAB IS BUILT FOR NUCLEAR PHYSICS RESEARCH. SCIENTISTS USE SUPERCONDUCTING ELECTRON ACCELERATING TECHNOLOGY AT THE LAB'S CONTINUOUS ELECTRON BEAM ACCELERATOR (CEBAF) TO CONDUCT EXPERIMENTS. HIGH ENERGY ELECTRON BEAMS FROM THE ACCELERATOR ALLOWS SCIENTISTS TO PROBE THE ATOM'S NUCLEUS, REVEALING HOW QUARKS MAKE UP PROTONS, NEUTRONS, AND THE NUCLEUS ITSELF.
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18103.B08 PTM-72-1350-B Bi-Directional pneumatic torque multiplier with a 1" square drive - Tool shown without reaction plate fitted.
18102.B06.DT PTM-72-1000-B-DT Bi-Directional pneumatic torque multiplier with 3/4" square drive and dual trigger functionality - Close up of the bi-directional switch.