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Ihre Borsten lang, fein, abgerundet. Die ideale Interdentalbürste für die Reinigung grosser Zwischenräume: sanft bei Implantaten, Kronen, Brücken oder nach einem Eingriff. Nach Parodontal Behandlungen und Implantationen sind die Zwischenräume viel grösser als üblich. Für die sanfte Reinigung grosser Zwischenräume sind die CPS soft implant konzipiert: dank feiner und langer Borsten eignen sie sich bestens für diese Aufgabe. Die Borsten erreichen alle kritischen Stellen zwischen den Zähnen und verfügen über eine ausgezeichnete Spannkraft. So spannen sie sich im Zahnzwischenraum raumfüllend auf – und reinigen dank dieses Regenschirm-Effektes effektiv. Mit Plastiküberzug: So schützen die Implantat bürsten auch die empfindlichen Titan-Implantat-Oberflächen.Hohe Lebensdauer: Die konische Auslenkung des feinen Drahtkernes verhindert ein vorzeitiges Brechen und verlängert die Lebensdauer zusätzlich.Click-System: Die Implantat bürsten passen auf alle Halter, und so ist die Interdentalreinigung äusserst angenehm und einfach.
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Discover the world's most breathtaking bridges in this captivating eBook that takes you on a visual journey across continents. From the timeless elegance of Prague’s Charles Bridge to the awe-inspiring heights of the Millau Viaduct in France, immerse yourself in 25 of the globe’s most stunning and architecturally significant spans. Each bridge is meticulously detailed, revealing the fascinating stories, historical contexts, and innovative designs that make them iconic. Perfect for architecture enthusiasts and travel dreamers alike, this collection offers not just a look at engineering marvels but an exploration of the art and science that connect our world. Elevate your understanding and appreciation of these remarkable structures and see how they bridge cultures, histories, and landscapes in spectacular fashion. • Terms of Use: Personal use only. These files cannot be resold, shared, transferred or redistributed. • Because of the nature of this product being a digital download, I have a no-refund policy. • If you have questions, feel free to contact me.
Original Miele press arch clamping bridge portal clothes mangle cast iron approx. 1900 Dimensions: 65 x 38 x 6 cm Material: cast iron Weight: 9 kg In good condition with normal signs of wear, see photos If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me This is a private sale, so there is no guarantee. The buyer has a 30-day right of return and bears the cost of return shipping. If there is any problem, we will definitely find a good solution. No shipping to islands, special zones and other exclaves, etc. Shipping possible on request. The brand name used is the property of the rights holder and in this case is only used to describe the item for sale in more detail.
Immer mehr Menschen zieht es in die Städte und der Trend hält an. Dabei gelten die wachsenden Metropolen der Welt als Energieschleudern und Klimakiller. Der Stadt der Zukunft wollen Architekten daher ein ökologischeres Image geben - was kreative Blüten treibt.
Die Geschichte: Die kleine Quelle sprudelt zwischen den Steinen hervor und ist richtig froh, das Licht der Welt zu erblicken. Sie wächst und wird ein Bach, an dem sich die Tiere laben. Aus dem Bach wird ein Fluss, der Schiffe trägt. Aus dem Fluss wird ein Strom über den sich Brücken spannen und der von seiner langen Reise müde wird. Er macht sich breit, wird ruhiger und ergiesst sich ins Meer. Das Meerwasser verdunstet, es bilden sich Wolken. Die Wolken regnen sich aus, der Regen sickert in den Boden und schon bald sprudelt zwischen den Steinen eine kleine Quelle hervor.
feather, the component structure of the outer covering and flight surfaces of all modern birds. Unique to birds, feathers apparently evolved from the scales of birds’ reptilian ancestors. The many different types of feathers are variously specialized for insulation, flight, formation of body contours, display, and sensory reception. Unlike the hair of most mammals, feathers do not cover the entire skin surface of birds but are arranged in symmetrical tracts (pterylae) with areas of bare skin (apteria) between. The latter may contain the small soft feathers called down. The typical feather consists of a central shaft (rachis), with serial paired
I am a licensed printer for Nippon Saga by Iain Lovecraft. --------------------------------------------------- Included items: Span bridge --------------------------------------------------- As this is a print on demand service all items are printed in PLA to order, normally printing time is up to 5 days, but you will be messaged on purchase to give you a realistic time frame before shipping. Assembly and painting will be required, the item is shipped unassembled and unpainted. If there is a miniature in the photos this is not included and is just for scale. I will combine postage on any items for you and free postage listings are free postage to the UK only. For postage outside of UK just message me for a price. Any questions just ask Thanks NOTE: I print on Prusa I3 MK3s printers so the quality is great compared to other printers and I will always try to achieve a good quality print. However due to the nature of the technology and 3D printing there may be some visible imperfections or layer lines depending on the model, I do what I can to minimise these, but they will be there. You can sand and file down prints to achieve a smoother finish if required before painting or you can just paint straight away. I always recommend an undercoat before painting to help the paint adhere better to the printed parts. Do not wash these items, washing is not needed like you would with resin models.
A slender new bridge for cyclists and pedestrians across a 30 metre wide gorge in north east Italy. The taut spine-like structure gives users a dramatic experience of the gorge and creates an expressive new landmark for the town. The efficient and economic structure is constructed of precast concrete deck/parapet ‘vertebrae’ sections held apart by …
Completed in 2014 in Yorkville, United States. Images by Alan Nicholson . Located in the northern California coastal hills and designed for two retired geo-physicists, the 2750 2ft. residence was conceived as a sheltering...
by Carol Herriges, Serapid Inc., Sterling Heights, Mich. One linear-motion actuator does away with magnetic parts so it works in applications sensitive to
Structurae [en]: Escalès Footbridge, Saint-Sever
Image 2 of 32 from gallery of RB Systems Proposes Cutting-Edge Hyperloop Station. © RB Systems
1. Estructura para cubiertas en edificios con iluminación cenital, que partiendo de la utilización de vigas portantes, metálicas, en celosía, de cualquier tipo convencional, planas o espaciales, en disposición transversal sobre la planta de…
zur Demontage der Lager am Ausgleichsgetriebe- / Differential-Korb geeignet für eine Vielzahl an Kraftfahrzeugen und leichten Nutzfahrzeugen Lieferumfang: Haltebolzen Spindel 3/4" x 16 UNF, Antrieb Aussensechskant 22 mm Abziehbrücke mit Bohrungen für Haltebolzen Spannbrücke Abzieharme, Länge 102 mm Stufenscheibe, Durchmesser 44,4 / 28,5 mm Stufenscheibe, Durchmesser 41,2 / 31,7 mm Stufenscheibe, Durchmesser 38,1 / 28,5 mm Stufenscheibe, Durchmesser 34,1 / 23,8 mm
How vertical cables are used to mount architectural pre-crimped wire mesh in applications for multi-story car parks.
Step into a world of tranquility and enchantment with this captivating collection of watercolor clipart featuring a charming wooden bridge. Transport yourself to idyllic landscapes where small bridges gracefully span over peaceful streams, surrounded by lush greenery and vibrant wildflowers. This set captures the essence of nature's beauty, inviting you to wander through its serene scenes. Embrace the allure of this captivating collection, perfect for adding a touch of natural elegance to your creative projects. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the delicate watercolor strokes, capturing the essence of the wooden bridge and its picturesque surroundings. Let your imagination soar as you incorporate these mesmerizing clipart images into your designs. Create stunning greeting cards, invitations, scrapbook layouts, wall art, and more. Whether you're a graphic designer, artist, or simply a lover of aesthetics, this collection is sure to inspire and delight. ★FILE DESCRIPTION: • Size: 8x8 in, 2500 x 2500 px • DPI: 300 • File type: 8 transparent PNGs compressed into zip files ★ NOTE: - This is a digital download and no physical items will be shipped to you - Due to the nature of digital items, no return or exchange is accepted. - My designs are available for commercial use. For physical end products, no modification of the designs is necessary. For digital end products, the designs must be modified or combined with other elements to create a design that is significantly different from the original. ⚠ Please DO NOT: - Distribute or resell my design elements "as is" without modifying them. - Use my design elements as a giveaway or freebie of any kind without modifying them.
Ich fotografierte 99 Brücken von Venedig. Das ist rund ein Viertel aller Brücken, die sich über die Kanäle der Lagunenstadt spannen.
Les rails pour cloison mobile, type 38 et 40 (rails alu monodirectionnels), rails multi 36 et 57, rail acier pour mur mobile grande hauteur.
View of Squibb Park Bridge from the Fruit Street Sitting Area Seven weeks ago, Squibb Park Bridge opened, connecting pedestrians from the Brooklyn Heights Promenade to Pier 1 at Brooklyn Bridge Park. While referring to the bridge as a shortcut would be disingenuous (the walk down Columbia Heights takes about the same amount of time), the path to the water is now indisputably more beautiful. Designed by Ted Zoli of HNTB, the $5 million multi-span bridge utilizes a trail bridge-inspired steel cable and timber truss beneath the deck, lending the bridge a certain bounce. If you're prone to motion sickness, take your Dramamine... you can really feel it on a busy day: Just to reiterate: the bridge was designed to sway, so any fear of a pedestrian-scale echo of the "Galloping Gertie" disaster would be completely unfounded... I hope. Beginning at the Squibb Park playground, the zig-zagging Sigma-shaped bridge is supported by a series of concrete piers at each turn, before eventually coming to rest on an embankment in the park. Black Locust, which is naturally rot resistant, was used for both the planks and the timber comprising the bridge sections. Each of these sections was prefabricated, and left to wait on site well past the bridge's targeted opening last Fall. This was a look at the newly-assembled sections in October: While all of this was under construction, there was a momentary call to pay tribute to the late Adam Yauch (MCA of the Beastie Boys) by renaming the park in his honor. A more suitable spot was dedicated to Yauch (more on this soon), and the park remains dedicated to the legacy of Edward Squibb, the pharmaceutical pioneer whose lab once occupied this area. From the Promenade, visitors may now access Squibb Park via a newly-repaved and fully accessible ramp. The park sits at approximately the same elevation as the northbound lanes of the BQE. Standing in the park (largely a hard-court playground), the visitor encounters a sweeping view of the harbor, Lower Manhattan and the Brooklyn Bridge. Upon leaving the playground, pavement gives way underfoot to the warmth and richness of the Black Locust planks. Spanning the 8-foot width of the bridge, the deck is lined with 2" x 4" guard rails. In a gesture to the timber and steel cable railings strung throughout Brooklyn Bridge Park, the bridge railings are formed by tension cable and steel mesh spanning between Black Locust rail posts. The rugged and utilitarian details work well, I think, especially in the context of the park. And it is a trail bridge, after all. Even so, there a few moments where the craftsmanship lands on the wrong side of the line between ad hoc and shoddy, such as in the guard rail detail below. Several of the planks have already begun to split, as well. And then you look up, and all of that recedes when you're greeted with this: With an assist from the afternoon sun, a glance backwards reveals more of the bridge than you could otherwise see while crossing. From below, the structure seems a supine spine. Robust galvanized steel nodes connect the timber members of the truss. The little yellow pads extending from the lower nodes are grooved to guide the steel tension cables tracing the frame's bottom chords. Tree-like three-pronged concrete piers extend skyward to capture the sections and bring them together. Electrical conduits run beneath the platform and follow the bridge, providing power for linear path lights integrated into the handrails. As the bridge nears the park, it dives into the earth. The visitor then encounters the choice to exit by way of a concrete staircase to the north or a meandering ramp to the south, both of which spill onto the bicycle and pedestrian path. The bridge's western terminus, looking north towards the Brooklyn Bridge Detail of a smaller concrete pier, with timber supports anchored with galvanized plates Stepping outside the park, one quickly apprehends the treacherous terrain the bridge bypasses. Furman Street runs north-south from Fulton Street to Atlantic Avenue, witnessing a decent number of impatient motorists skipping the double-yellow to outpace a plodding City Sights bus. View from Furman Street looking north It must be said that the bridge will eventually feel much less lonely than it looks below. Once the vegetation begins to fully sprout, it is my sincere hope that we'll get something approximating Ewok Village, as the bridge threads through the treetops. Most likely it will seem more like a dash of Endor with a little High Line splashed in. The two vacant sites flanking the bridge will soon be home to 100,000 of hotel, residential and retail use, as part of the city's public-private partnership plan to make the park financially self-sustaining. For a look at Rogers Marvel's competition-winning renderings of the Starwood/Toll Brothers project, click here. View across Furman Street to the northwest One final note--over Memorial Day weekend, New Yorkers will be greeted with the launch of the city's first (and long-awaited) bike-sharing program, brought to you by Citi (pricing and maps can be found here). Docking stations have already been installed near the beginning and end of the bridge, as well as as in more than 300 locations throughout Brooklyn and Manhattan (Queens, Bronx and SI residents are out of luck till the full roll-out). Of course, it wouldn't be New York without a little complaining, but the new program has already drawn fire from residents, businesses... and cyclists?! Regardless, I'm optimistic that once the wrinkles are ironed out, this will be a net good for the city. Expectant CitiBike racks at the Fruit Street Sitting Area That's all for now, but stay tuned for updates... with more vegetation!
The Okanagan College Jim Pattison Centre of Excellence in Sustainable Building Technologies and Renewable Energy Conservation aimed to achieve net-zero energy consumption within its lifespan and use only locally-sourced products for construction.