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The combination of two externally toothed wheels had also been used in windmills for the purpose of converting rotary into reciprocating motion.

In a recent study of China's transport, the World Bank says that roads are sometimes built expressly for the purpose of converting countryside into revenue-generating urban land.

In 1219, he himself had gone on the road, to Egypt — where the Fifth Crusade was encamped — with the purpose of converting al-Malik al-Kamil, the sultan of Egypt, Syria, and Palestine, to Christianity.

In 1219, he himself had gone on the road, to Egypt where the Fifth Crusade was encamped with the purpose of converting al-Malik al-Kamil, the sultan of Egypt, Syria, and Palestine, to Christianity.

In the first of these cases an act of the general assembly of the state of Illinois had authorized the fertilizing company to establish a plant for the purpose of converting dead animals into an agricultural fertilizer.

The gesture representation and matching entity has the purpose of converting the raw data obtained from the touchpad into a logic representation and providing the comparison and matching between different gestures.

Resource recovery facility means any facility at which solid waste is processed for the purpose of extracting, converting to energy, or otherwise separating and preparing solid waste for reuse.

It is admitted that in none of the instances in which an internal toothed wheel is employed in windmills in connection with an external toothed wheel, is the combination used for the purpose specified in the Martin patent of converting the revolving motion of the wind wheel shaft into the perpendicular motion of the pump shaft, though what is known as the Perkins mill presents the closest analogy.

Furthermore, in 1965, the Melbourne Junior Chamber of Commerce floated the idea of converting it into a museum, for the purposes of tourism.

Henry also searched for electromagnetic induction the process of converting magnetism into electricity and in 1831 he started building a large electromagnet for that purpose.

Authorities wanted those evicted to move either to a purpose-built camp of converted shipping containers adjoining the main site or take buses to accommodation centres elsewhere in France, Stevens said.