The Iranian authorities said the pilot plant was disassembled in May.
Each drilling rig is huge and arrives disassembled, in a dozen truckloads of parts.
After Sunday, it will be disassembled in two days and travel to Los Angeles.
An end table with a grid top is made of maple plywood and comes disassembled in a flat carton.
No champagne corks were popped, however, for it arrived disassembled in the belly of a 747 cargo jet.
A decade later, the church was disassembled; in 2008, it was reconstituted in Taiwan, after an earthquake there, and has become a permanent monument.
And the museum's high-profile tributes to film stars over the years rely on the very glamour being disassembled in some displays.
He had invented a plastic connection that allowed his floating constructions of nylon and aluminium to be assembled and disassembled in a trice.
Just look at its newest attractions: In 2003, a 200-year-old Chinese merchant's house, disassembled in a remote village southwest of Shanghai and shipped across the ocean in thousands of pieces, went on view at the Peabody Essex Museum.
Christiania's central agora still bears the frank but obsolete title of Pusher Street, since the cocaine and heroin trades (conducted by Europe's transnational biker gangs) were conclusively disassembled in the mid-1990s.
Should the Navy suddenly need the carrier to leave port, the courts and seating can be disassembled in 24 to 36 hours; they will be tied down, not bolted to the ship.
