At the edges, the web is secured to an already existing structure, e.g., a branch or wall.
Dozens of flights were cancelled or rescheduled at the airport, in Newham, east London, as police struggled to remove the group, who erected a wooden tripod on the runway and secured themselves to the structure as well as each other.
Female climber Sini Saarela from Finland -- clearly in distress -- is heard shouting "I'm coming down, I'm coming down!" while armed agents recklessly pull on a safety rope used to secure her to the structure.
A council spokeswoman said: "Since taking ownership of the pier in March, Conwy has been tackling several areas of work to physically secure the structure and, to ensure public safety, has also had to employ a security company to patrol the area.
Most cities require you to fill an application to move your building, a land survey, and the plans to build a new foundation and secure the structure to it.
A ground-lease co-op, however, would not be able to do that -- at least not easily -- because a lender usually wants the mortgage secured by both the structure and the land.
She said 10 blue, black-and-white folding canopies were missing, as was the padlock that secured the structure.
Use hot glue to secure additional road support beams to the structure of the truss.
To secure the assigned structure and also to determine its absolute configuration, a suitable crystal of chromopeptide A, obtained from CHCl3/MeOH (1:1, v/ v), was subjected to X-ray diffraction analysis (Fig. 3).
After you've secured the kite structure, reinforce the kite by adding more tape to the edges and center of the kite.
The Mackintosh building is of international importance and while the immediate priority will be to secure the safety and structure of the building, the Scottish government and Historic Scotland stand ready to support Glasgow School of Art, staff and students in the short term as well as offer technical advice, emergency conservation and restoration support when the situation becomes clearer.
