"In London, everything seems to be concertinaed into one short bit of time," Hambling says.
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The world confronts less a clash of civilizations than a clash of identities, concertinaed in time and space by technology.
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Now, aeroplane bathrooms are strange little places: crevices and cupboard-sized, with concertinaed doors, sinks that do a horrible juddering clunk instead of just washing water away, curious yellow lighting, all that.
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Second-place qualifier Maro Engel was demoted ten places because of a gearbox change. This promoted Turvey to his first career pole position. He retained his startline advantage on the first lap. As the field concertinaed through turns three and five, Engel hit di Grassi's car and damaged his rear wing.
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In his portraits Frans Pourbus demonstrates an acute power of observation and psychological insight. This is evidenced in the Portrait of an unknown man (At Galerie Lowet de Wotrenge). The features of the man in this portrait are highly individualized through the subtle modelling of the face, flesh, cheekbones, nose and eyes. His neatly trimmed beard is rendered with remarkable precision and is set off by his closely concertinaed ruff.
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He was the first driver to win both races of a double header weekend since Prost at the 2016 London ePrix. Gasly caught the Mahindras of Rosenqvist and Heidfeld on the final lap, and all three drivers concertinaed through the final turn. While challenging Heidfeld for third, Gasly carried too much speed entering the final corner and drifted into a trackside wall. He hurled a detachable barrier on the circuit, which no other driver hit.
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The second carriage was concertinaed at the front as it collided with the first, and the third rode over the rear of the second. The brakes were not applied and the dead man's handle was still depressed when the train crashed. The London Fire Brigade, Ambulance Service and City of London Police attended the scene. It took thirteen hours to remove the injured from the wreckage, many of whom had to be cut free.
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An oversteer in the race's final moments did not deter Bird, who took his second consecutive victory of the season and the fifth of his career. Gasly caught Rosenqvist and Heidfeld on the final lap; all three drivers concertinaed through the final turn. As he challenged Heidfeld for third, an overspeed for Gasly caused him to drift into a wall lining the track. He hurled a detachable barrier onto the circuit, which no other driver collected.
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Printers that exhibit the "accordion" or "washboard" paper jam problem with the paper tightly concertinaed or folded in the exit paper path (often behind the rear access door) generally have problems with the paper exit mechanism. In many cases, the delivery rollers (upper and lower) in the upper or final stage of the paper exit are worn or unserviceable. Replacement kits for these rollers are easily obtainable and can solve the problem. An alternative is to enlarge the roller slightly by using heat shrink over the output rollers.
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As the top six concertinaed together, the damage to the cars of Rast, Piquet and Turvey prompted officials to show the trio a black flag with an orange circle, mandating their entry to the pit lane for repairs. Initially Vergne began to open up a small advantage over Buemi, as the latter had elected to hold off in making a move on Vergne until lap six. Buemi retook the lead from Vergne by passing him on the inside driving towards the tenth turn and the two narrowly avoided contact. Vergne's exit out of the corner was compromised and he was forced to defend heavily from Abt.
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As the field concertinaed through the first corner, Félix da Costa hit the right-rear corner of Buemi's car, causing Buemi's right rear wheel guard to detach and flail in the wind. Although the loose bodywork piece came off, Buemi was shown a black flag with an orange disc, requiring him to enter the pit lane to mend car damage. López moved from eleventh to seventh by the end of the first lap, while Sarrazin's incident dropped him ten places over the same distance. At the end of the first lap, Rosenqvist led Vergne, Bird, Heidfeld, Dillmann, di Grassi, López, Abt, d'Ambrosio and Duval.
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" In Britain The Times on 1 June 1986 called the series "a triumph of concertinaed history capturing the rhythms, the self-deceptions and the lie of this extraordinary land, " and the Daily Mail on 31 July 1986 said "This series gets better and better." The series won Australia's Logie Award, and Pizzey's book Sweat of the Sun, Tears of the Moon was published in the UK by the Cornhill Press () and in Australia by the ABC (). One critic coined the phrase "thinking man's travelogue" for Pizzey's work and he went on independently to make series about Australia (Aussies!) and about South East Asia (Slow Boat from Surabaya) of which The Independent on 18 August 1989 said that he was poetic yet "took the honourable course of presenting the viewer with . . . solid unpalatable facts.
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