Using wagons, they conveyed blocks of marble from the quarry and up the Acropolis's incline.
Over the next few months, we cut and split thirty cords of wood and, using wagons and a team of work horses, hauled them to his sugar house.
As the Si{111} planes have lowest etch rate in anisotropic wet chemical etching, the direction containing {111} planes (e.g. <110> and <112>) exhibit minimum lateral etching as presented in Figure 4. Figure 4 The diagram of lateral underetch rates as a function of orientation on silicon wafer using wagon-wheel structure (Etchant: 50% KOH at 78°C).
The wagons provided for both these traffic flows (both those owned by the GWR and the mining companies) were fitted with end doors that allowed their loads to be tipped straight into the ships' holds using wagon-tipping equipment on the dockside.
Hemlock bark, used in the tanning process, was hauled to the tannery from up to 8 mile away in both summer and winter, using wagons and sleds.
Hemlock bark, used in the tanning process, was hauled to the tannery from up to 8 miles (13 km) away in both summer and winter, using wagons and sleds.
Difference of opinion between Kruger and Rhodes over the distribution of the profits from customs duties led to the Drifts Crisis of September October 1895: the Cape Colony avoided the Transvaal railway fees by using wagons instead.
Whereas Greek armies expected to live off the land to some extent, Alexander used wagons, despite a tradition that Philip had forced his soldiers to carry their own provisions and equipment.
The perishables trains running in the nineteenth century used wagons built to the same standards as passenger coaches, with vacuum brakes and large wheels to allow fast running.
Bullhead decided against using the wagon.
The settlers in the United States used these wagon trains - sometimes made up of 100 of more Conestoga wagons - for westward emigration during the 18th and the 19th centuries.
