The concept vehicle had a 1.2-litre petrol engine and four-wheel drive and was based on a new platform which it is claimed is more rigid, lighter and able to offer superior handling.
SNAP utilizes a 2 m class rigid light-weight telescope with a three-mirror anastigmatic design for a large, diffraction-limited field of view.
The design of this disconcerting time device borrows its rigid and light structure from renowned cable-stayed bridges; an extended arm of cables fastened to the plate holds the cage in a vertical position, thus highlighting the sensation of autonomy.
Its baffling structure has adopted the rigid and light elevation of cable-stayed bridges: one arm, extended from cables measuring just 2/10th of a mm-wide and fastened to the plate, maintains the carriage vertically and thus reinforces the impression of an independent arrangement.
You can also use any sort of long, rigid object light enough to manipulate with one hand (like, for instance, a broom).
These worlds are picturesque, elegantly filmed, and ruled by rigid etiquette — lit up, for viewers, by the thrill of seeing brutality enforced (or, in the case of "Downton Abbey," a really nice house kept in the family).
New highly twisted rigid blue light-emitting materials were designed, composed of pyrene with a xylene core unit and either naphthalene or phenyl end units.
Another method of using a rigid air core light guide between the scintillator and the optical fibre was proposed to prevent Cerenkov light production (Law et al. 2006).
The buildings are 1/24th scale (a half-inch equals one foot) and constructed with materials available at hobby stores, including various kinds of light, rigid foamcore boards.
A pantograph, four light rigid bars in a parallelogram, may be used to cause the cutter to follow a certain layout.
