The best preserved prints, clearly showing heel, arch and four toes – one toe may not have left a clear impression – is of a man with a foot equivalent to a modern size 8 shoe, suggesting a height of about 1.7 metres.
Today's equivalent of foot traffic is eyeballs.
When it is needed, heating comes from a biomass system that provides enough for a year with the equivalent of 86 square feet of wood.
Notable differences include the redesigned upper dashboard portion and restyled centre console, plus the substitution of the Australian Camry's hand-operated parking brake with a foot-operated equivalent (as shared with the Camry for Japan and North America).
· Ensure flood-affected businesses that have had their trading disrupted can get back on their feet, with funding equivalent to £2,500 provided to local authorities for each business affected and funding specifically provided for farmers to help restore their land.
HGVs can be fitted with TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent units), amongst other types of container, and with the right equipment, these can be used interchangeably between rail, road, and sea transport.
Westport's daily production will almost double, to about 346 million cubic feet equivalent from 179 million cubic feet equivalent.
One of the more frequently used treatment schedules is the US Navy Table 6, which provides hyperbaric oxygen therapy with a maximum pressure equivalent to 60 feet of seawater for a total time under pressure of 288 minutes, of which 240 minutes are on oxygen and the balance are air breaks to minimise the possibility of oxygen toxicity.
In 2010 the Chinese city dealt with 29.07m TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent units, the standard measure of container traffic), to Singapore's 28.43m.
The move will give Questar's Market Resources unit an additional 415 billion cubic feet equivalent of natural gas, along with other assets.
Quantum memories are installed in Twenty-foot Equivalent Unit (TEU) containers, the standard shipping unit with an internal volume of 40 m3.
