MTN, a mobile-phone company, has masts all over the country, as it does in South Africa, where the power supply is better.
It has masts, cables, a two-hundred-and-fifty-foot-long suspended pedestrian bridge, and, as its coup de théâtre, a pair of movable wings made of metal louvres that form a gigantic brise-soleil, or architectural sunscreen.
Oaks and other fruiting trees generally have "mast years", meaning they have a much larger crop, every two to five years.
The 363 patients included individuals with CM and both indolent and aggressive forms of SM, but none of the patients had mast cell leukemia (data not shown).
Although several networks already have mast-sharing strategies in place, no programme has yet seen all five networks working together.
The drawbridge that formed one span of Old London Bridge was occasionally raised to permit passage of a ship having masts too tall to pass under at this point.
Hauser says the ability to have masts removed and serviced will influence how many superyachts visit Auckland.
Once you've masted the basic technique, you may want to begin experimenting with different herb, spice, and flavor combinations.
Ketch: A Ketch has two masts, with the second mast called the mizzen mast.
Each boat has a mast 20 feet tall with instruments at the top to measure wind speed and direction.
