They used corrugated iron, barrels, coal, and glass to construct a barrier, even pulling up paving-stones.
In the USA, Chicago Bridge & Iron Co (CB&I) has been awarded a lump-sum turnkey engineering procurement construction contract by Valero Energy Corp to engineer and construct a new 60 000 barrel per day (BPD) gasoline desulfurization unit at Valero's 185 000 BPD refinery in St Charles, Louisiana.
Constructing a second barrel later for the a new track would cost as much as the first barrel.
Generated expression constructs included a wild-type control with the 1989 bp cDNA covering the full-length of the 15-LO1 coding sequence (the AE construct), a mutant with β-barrel domain truncation (the BE construct), and another carrying Arg → Leu replacement (the AGFE construct) (Fig. 2A).
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The most common form of the flame fougasse was the safety fougasse which was constructed as follows: a barrel of incendiary mixture was placed horizontally in a low position with one round face pointing towards the target.
The weapon consisted of a spear attached with a flamethrower capable of firing projectiles from a barrel constructed of bamboo or paper.
Unlike fusing (18), or contact cement (8), employing shrink-wrap to construct multi-barrel microelectrodes is fast, easy, reduces the chance of compromises (i.e. cross-talk) between barrels and allows the experimenter to colour-code the microelectrode.
PARIS (AP) — A 71-year-old Frenchman has departed on a journey across the Atlantic in a specially constructed barrel capsule, designed to use ocean currents alone to propel him across the sea.
Labor at Kingsley Plantation was carried out by the task system: each slave was given an assigned set of tasks for the day, such as processing 20-30 pofnd of cotton or constructing three barrels for a slave who was a cooper.
