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Likewise, "untitled: sign; 2018" (2018), an enormous broken pentagon perched on a diagonal length of timber attached to a steel base, mirrors the shape and movement of the comparatively tiny "untitled: offcut (green sign); 2018" (2018), singling it out from a cluster of similarly sized sculptures like a melody suddenly springing from a mesh of counterpoint.
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Early long boats used some form of steering oar but by the 10th century the side rudder (called a steerboard, the source for the etymology for the word starboard itself) was well established. It consisted of a length of timber about long. The upper section was rounded to a diameter of about . The lower blade was about .
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Telok Ayer Street has been gazetted under the government's conservation plan. When the conservation project was completed, some of the area's shophouses were restored to their original appearance. Many of these shophouses are two- and three-storey, mostly the result of the land division of the time which consisted of deep sites with narrow frontages. The frontages are based on the then available length of timber beams, usually 16 feet (about 4.8 metres).
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The industry's multiplier effects extend broadly into surrounding society. Log driving had begun by the 17th century in Finland (tukinuitto) with long rivers such as Oulujoki, Iijoki and Kemijoki being used. The total length of timber-floating routes in Finland was 40,000km. Given the economic importance of the activity, the Finnish water act states that "unless otherwise provided by law, everyone has the right, without inflicting unnecessary damage, harm or disturbance, to… float timber in the water body…".
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Externally, this could be determined by the length of timber panels between windows; the first-class seats were deeper, thus the first class compartments were each versus for the second class compartments; and this is reflected in the window spacing, on both the compartment and corridor side. From 1961 to 1970, the original, clerestory ABW cars were recoded to ABU to separate them from the larger capacity 64-foot cars. 1ABW was scrapped in 1951 and thus was not converted. Many of the cars that still remained in the 1970s were converted to BU classification, thus becoming second class only.
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