"Pylon spotters" have formed the Pylon Appreciation Society — a "club for people who appreciate electricity pylons" (member benefits including a field guide to British pylons and a badge) — and the Pylon of the Month site offers a regular visual fix.
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In the early decades of the 20th century, as the pylon began its takeover, there were artists and authors drawn to the pylon as an emblem of the modern world.
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Provided, that is, it doesn't crash into a power pylon.
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Read our interview with Jaz Coleman, and pick up Pylon.
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Hey, how'd that pipe get up there on the pylon?
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He swept outside toward the right pylon and scored untouched.
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"When the pylon gets kicked, it's normally a touchdown," Arians said.
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The entrance to the path was protected only by a plastic pylon.
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These maps will include placement of pylon positions and the station location.
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A woman's body is folded over the lattice of an electricity pylon.
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It also lacks a beak, talons and wings after a terrible pylon accident.
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In 2010, art students in Germany augmented a pylon with colorful stained glass.
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A freakishly comprehensive grasp of the different types of pylon that there are?
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And, by the way, the spineless rhinos who love to pylon on every opportunity.
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The ball hit the pylon, giving Oregon State a touchback with 113:03 remaining.
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"To see a pylon come down like papier-mâché is an incredible thing," he said.
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When you see the quarterback go to the right, you go to the high pylon.
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White finished the series off with a tackle-breaking 13-yard run to the pylon.
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Mayfield kept the ball and lunged for the left pylon for a 7-yard score.
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Such was found on the band's most recent LP, Pylon, a hard-hitting and intense listen.
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During his drive, he took out a traffic pylon and made some other questionable driving decisions.
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Harris, promoted from the practice squad Saturday, made a diving one-handed catch near the pylon.
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Alami said that one electricity pylon had been destroyed and two others were damaged by mechanical saws.
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It is an access panel near the pylon connecting one of the engines to the right wing.
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Bell-Boeing designed a special pylon on the side of the aircraft to ensure common weapons carriage.
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Wrapping my pylon-print bandana around my nose and mouth while walking through endless clouds of gnats.
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"That is my opinion, because I saw the cables on the pylon burning," said Dimitris Stergiou Kapsalis.
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The vertical pylon and horizontal stabilizer were located about 40 feet below (downhill from) the impact crater.
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Morris found him and Ward beat the Cowboys defenders to the pylon for the 74-yard score.
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Stafford found Golladay near the left pylon on a 249-yard pass to complete the 210-yard journey.
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From an electricity pylon, a thick bundle of crudely twisted wire hangs down into a tin-roofed shack.
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Eight drilled reinforced foundations were installed, four for each pylon, reaching 150 to 4323 feet down to bedrock.
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It will also be responsible for integrating the engine housing and the pylon which attaches it to the wing.
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The Science Museum also has historic photographs of "pylon failure," where towers are crumpled and twisted into contorted shapes.
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Eventually, the engineers got Atlas up and running — and sprinting and jumping and crashing headlong into an orange pylon.
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White finished the series with a tackle-breaking 13-yard run to the pylon to make it 26-19.
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You look at the rundown on the pylon, and it's lots of Fords lined up in the top-12 spots.
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He found Demaryius Thomas just inside the pylon for a 4-yard touchdown that put the Broncos ahead for good.
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As he dived, Hyde extended the ball with his right arm just inside the pylon to make it 19733-6.
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Once that's finished, the company will map the terrain with drones to mark the corridor, pylon positions, and station location.
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On the ensuing snap, Lamar Miller beat the defense to the far pylon for a touchdown and 10-0 lead.
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He dove from the 5-yard line, touching the right pylon with his right hand, breaking a 24-333 tie.
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He found Demaryius Thomas just inside the pylon for a 5-yard touchdown that put the Broncos ahead for good.
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Located next to the 1957 Dreiländereck pylon by Wilhelm Münger that marks the meeting point of Switzerland, France and Germany.
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The component was a small titanium bracket, part of the pylon used to hold the aircraft's heavy engine in place.
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He scrambled for a 10-yard touchdown run on the opening drive, diving headfirst for the pylon to earn the score.
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Even after significant victories, Zimmer stiff-arms joy with the single-mindedness of a running back barreling toward an end-zone pylon.
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Inside each pylon, adjustable lateral and vertical dampers would absorb small changes between pylons caused by extremes of temperature or shifting ground.
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The mayor of the area where it broke out previously said it might have been sparks from a severed electricity pylon cable.
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We cower from the hot Karoo sun in the shadow of the new bank, and he rests a hand against a pylon.
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Defence ministry officials did not confirm media reports citing eyewitness accounts that the helicopter had touched a power pylon before it went down.
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An avenue of ram-headed sphinxes leads to an imposing first pylon; beyond is a hypostyle hall where 138 pillars soar into empty space.
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That led to Conner's 2-yard scoring run to the right pylon to make it 27-10 with 413:39 left in the third.
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The challenge backfired as officials ruled that Cunningham fumbled the ball before it hit the pylon, which resulted in a turnover and a touchback.
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At the same camp, two young Syrians and an Iraqi climbed an electricity pylon, threatening to kill themselves unless they were allowed to leave.
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He relied on skillful body control as he twisted toward the ball and got two feet in bounds just inside the front-right pylon.
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Falk's third TD pass was a 9-yarder to Sweet, who dove to reach the pylon with 8:52 left to make it 42-6.
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Sitting atop a tall, stark pylon on the southeastern bank of the bridge is the 2100 statue of Sainte Geneviève, the patron saint of Paris.
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Josi set up the goal by skating around Burns, the probable Norris Trophy winner, as though he were a pylon near the left faceoff circle.
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But the Commodores got a 4-yard score when Webb found the end zone inside the right pylon with 2:16 left in the half.
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These artists were reacting more to the might of human technology than the pylon itself, and as the towers spread, that relationship became more complicated.
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Cunningham nearly scored but was ruled down at the 2-yard line despite the ball striking the pylon as his foot was hitting the ground.
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Great swoops of cable arc from one pylon to the next, each tower a child's line drawing of a robot standing astride our puny world.
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Pharaoh Merneptah's stele names them as "Foreigners of the Sea," and Pharaoh Ramesses III's Pylon at Medinet Habu describes the defeat of their second great invasion.
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Payne slipped open near the right pylon and hauled in a touchdown pass, sparking celebration, and some relief, among the Crimson Tide fans in the crowd.
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At the moment, inspecting a roof for storm damage or checking the state of an electrical pylon involves sending someone up a ladder, which can be dangerous.
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Cornelius then rambled 223 yards and rolled over the pylon in the front corner of the end zone for an insurance touchdown with 213:203 to play.
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Gathering the ball into his body with both hands, he pivoted inside the pylon with 228 minutes 613 seconds remaining for his 261th touchdown of the season.
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If you have a sensor in the football and a sensor in the pylon that marks where the goal line is, doesn't that call become a lot easier?
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How are there not tiny pylon cameras at every yard line, or more advanced sensors in the ball to show where it might have gone out of bounds?
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Two plays later, Wilson hit receiver Doug Baldwin on a quick out-route near the pylon for a 3-yard score, narrowing the Vikings' lead to 9-7.
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It was a similar multi-manufacturer display directly atop the Kansas scoring pylon with Keselowski's Ford leading Chevrolet's Alex Bowman and Toyota's Erik Jones to the checkered flag.
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Buffalo scored on its first second-half possession as Allen scrambled for an 8-yard touchdown run, diving for the right pylon on a third-and-7 play.
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In the galleries upstairs, we come out of the trees into a countryside idyll, with blue-boundaried fields, waving corn and the occasional electricity pylon or hay wagon.
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A MINUS Pylon: Live (Chunklet) Thirty-three years after the fact, a double-vinyl live album completes the catalogue of Vanessa Briscoe's DOR skyrockets from Athens G-A.
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Murphy will also become the new joint venture partner of Eltel, the Swedish supplier of services for infrastructure networks, on overhead line and T-Pylon framework contracts, Murphy added.
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Four Bengals defenders got a hand on Carson on his way to the end zone, but he was able to reach the ball over the pylon for the score.
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Any chance Indianapolis had of drawing closer faded when a diving Mahomes crashed past an end zone pylon from 4 yards out, extending the Chiefs' lead to 63-7.
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With the score tied at 10, Allen found Kroft at the right pylon to cap a six-play, 70-yard drive with 7:103 left in the fourth quarter.
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The veteran running back cut to the outside and outraced three Titans defenders toward the left pylon for his fifth rushing score of the season, making it 21-14.
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Insurgents last week destroyed an electricity pylon in the Dand Shahabuddin district of Baghlan province that brought power from Uzbekistan to meet almost half of Kabul's 600 megawatt daily requirement.
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Mixon broke loose for a 73-yard run in the third quarter that set up his second touchdown, which he scored from 4 yards out by diving for the pylon.
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Also new to this year's Super Bowl are pylon cameras: eight high resolution cameras with high definition audio that will be affixed to the pylons on the edge of the endzone.
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Gossage presented Earnhardt with the top of the electronic scoring pylon from his Cup victory, with the No. 1 spot lit up with number 8, his car number at the time.
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But Gurley reached for the pylon with the ball and when safety Earl Thomas swatted it away, it was fumbled out of bounds, a touchback was called and Seattle took possession.
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The Saints opened with a 235-play, 163-yard drive which consumed 216:251 of the first quarter and ended with Brees' 27-yard pass to Thomas at the left pylon.
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The Ravens came right back with a six-play, 275-yard drive, capped by Jackson's rush around left end for 212 yards in which he extended the ball beyond the pylon.
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DataSift's PYLON reporting API lets marketers build customized reports that feature aggregated audience, content and company data in a way that prevents LinkedIn private member data from being collected or viewed.
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In 2015, artist Alex Chinneck's "A Bullet from a Shooting Star" was installed among industrial buildings in London, its upside-down pylon form suggesting that progress was upended, piercing the Earth.
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An underground or above ground pylon-supported tube will create a "special environment" — a low pressure system — through which passenger pods will travel with very little air pressure to slow them down.
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While specific munitions weren't advertised for the "Heavy Weapon Release Pylon Program" RFI, the Air Force at the time was looking to at least quadruple the bomb size, according to the solicitation.
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The Giants took an early 7-0 lead, capping off a 75-yard, 10-play drive on their first possession with Manning's 3-yard pass to receiver Shepard at the right pylon.
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A fumble recovery by Syracuse on the ensuing kickoff eventually resulted in Dungey barely eluding two BC defenders to the pylon for his 13th rushing TD, this one from 4 yards out.
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Past pieces include a gravity-defying parked car and his A Bullet from a Shooting Star for last year's London Design Festival which featured a 15-ton electricity pylon balanced upside down.
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With just over four minutes left in OT, the Cardinals almost ended the misery with a David Johnson run to the pylon, but he was ruled just short of the goal line.
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That's critical, because 50 milliseconds of extra latency could be the difference between an autonomous car hitting another vehicle or a new support pylon and swerving out of the way just in time.
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Television footage from the accident, which happened just before 9.30 am (0730 GMT), showed the train's front carriage flipped onto its side and rammed up against an electricity pylon next to the track.
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Hunter tried to shove Adams out of bounds, but Adams switched the ball to his left hand and slipped it around the pylon for a 29-yard touchdown and a 14-3 lead.
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This year it's taking that approach to a new level by pairing a watch with a plane, a single-seater pylon racer created by the brand's co-founder and creative director, Bruno Belamich.
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After Auburn punted, it took Alabama only five plays to get on the board, when Tagovailoa knocked a Tigers defender out of the way to score at the pylon on a 173-yard run.
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For the demonstration, the bomber was also outfitted with an inert Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missile attached to a pylon, which was attached to one of the original hard points on the plane.
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The Bears would have had first-and-goal from the 1-yard line, but head coach John Fox challenged a ruling that running back Benny Cunningham went out of bounds before reaching the pylon.
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Bass booted a 45-yard field goal before Justin Tomlin dove to the pylon to cap a 12-yard run with 27 seconds left in the second quarter, trimming Minnesota's lead to 21-20.
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Harry had tiptoed along the left sideline, diving from the 220-yard line and extending the football until it contacted the goal line pylon marker, which is considered a part of the end zone.
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On third and goal from the 5, Damien Williams caught a pass from Mahomes and barely stretched the ball over the right pylon for a touchdown to put Kansas City ahead with 2:44 remaining.
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Local officials are keen to attract tourists to the Signature Bridge, and there are plans for a viewing deck on the top of a 500-foot pylon which offers a bird's-eye view of New Delhi.
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The sterling silver trophy, which features a regulation-size football mounted on a triangular pylon base, is made by high-end jeweler Tiffany & Co, stands 180.4 inches (27 cm) tall and weighs seven pounds (29.6 kilograms).
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Then, the cantilevered, T-shape steel pylon supporting the new section folded, and massive steel girders and concrete slabs slammed onto the busy street with a sound that witnesses compared to the detonation of a bomb.
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Williams came close to stepping out of bounds on the touchdown catch, but he reached the ball over the pylon to break the plane of the goal line and the play was upheld after a review.
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Calling to, uh, share with you some information about the FIU pedestrian bridge and some cracking that's been observed on the north end of the span, the pylon end of that span we moved this weekend.
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And I took note of the menus etched in the stone doorway of the pylon, with Mr. Kader explaining that the five vessels held the ancient Egyptians' beverages of choice — milk, water, honey, wine and beer.
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Modster caught the pass in the right flat and was able to scrape the football off the pylon to complete a 5-yard scoring play to give the Broncos a 31-7 lead with 11:383 left.
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Johnson, who finished with 113 yards on a career-high 33 carries, was stopped just short of the end zone on two rushing attempts, one of which moved the pylon at the edge of the end zone.
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One was made from a fallen-down pylon, 29 feet high; from this he filmed badgers running along an assault course he had built for them or eating Julie's badger cake, made of peanuts, Sugar Puffs and fat.
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On the way, though, he was clipped fairly hard at the feet, causing him and the ball to rotate—to the point that it was nearly indecipherable if the ball had made it past the pylon or not.
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Rodgers was 7 of 13, with four of those passes to Adams, including a 4-yard touchdown in which defensive backs Tracy Porter and Harold Jones-Quartey covered Montgomery at the pylon, leaving Adams wide open for the score.
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Once you "heard" it, it was hard not to start noticing that other GIFs also seemed to be making noise — as if the bouncing pylon had somehow jacked up the volume on a cacophonous orchestra few had noticed before.
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Trailing 10-173 in the fourth quarter, South Carolina mounted a nine-play, 84-yard drive capped when wide receiver Debo Samuel took an end-around and scooted inside the left pylon to pull the Gamecocks to within a point.
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Taylor and the Cleveland running game produced an 86-yard drive that ended with Taylor moving to his left and running 20 yards for a tying touchdown, flipping over cornerback Artie Burns at the pylon at 10:05 of the third.
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The next puzzle wasn't solved until 2004, when an attorney named Brian Zinn tracked down a casque in Cleveland from a verse that mentioned Socrates, Pindar, and Apelles (all three names are etched into a pylon at the Cleveland Cultural Gardens).
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TEL AVIV, March 9 (Reuters) - Israel's Elbit Systems said the U.S. Air Force has awarded its subsidiary a contract with a ceiling of $471 million over 10 years to equip F-16 aircraft with pylon-based infrared missile warning systems.
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However, Johnson, who finished with 113 yards on a career-high 33 carries, was stopped just short of the end zone on two rushing attempts in overtime, one of which moved the pylon at the edge of the end zone.
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He dodged pressure to complete a key third-down pass to tight end Greg Olsen to keep the drive going and finished it with a quarterback sweep from 2 yards, diving over the pylon with the ball in one hand for the touchdown.
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The statue's fragments were found at the site of a temple belonging to Ramses II, and it is thought to have stood just in front of a large pylon dedicated to him, suggesting Psamtik wanted to be associated with the great ruler.
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The standing-seam aluminum roof, painted black to match the metallic windows, has a dramatic overhang unmarred by gutters; on stormy days, rain cascades smoothly into grates hidden inside the pylon-supported platform, built from the same pale cedar as the main house.
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"Substantial damage to air carrier aircraft is extremely rare, but there have been a couple of cases where turbulence was so severe that an engine was torn off its pylon," says Robert Sharman, a professor and project scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research.
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Boise State tied the game with 218:37 remaining when Khalil Shakir scored on a 5-yard jet sweep to the left side, reaching the ball inside the pylon as he was going out of bounds, to finish a 10-play, 57-yard drive.
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Excavated in 1859 by the French Egyptologist Auguste Mariette, the temple is an ode to power: A 118-foot pylon leads to a courtyard where worshippers once heaped offerings, and a statue of Horus guards hypostyle halls whose yellow sandstone columns look richly gilded.
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Gurley took the handoff from Goff, intending to take it up the middle but found it crowded there so he bounced outside and stiff-armed Arizona safety Tyvon Branch before diving inside of the left pylon for the touchdown and a 280-210 lead.
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As his pocket collapsed on the ensuing drive, Clifford broke through and raced 244 yards to the pylon for a 275-218 lead at 013:201, and Pinegar added a 227-yard field goal in the second quarter for a 27-14 halftime lead.
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After a few tricks, the skater points out that the park is framed by outstanding arches and a massive Egyptian Revival pylon wall in the Beaux-Arts tradition, while the bridge's entrance columns are a miniaturized version of St. Peter's in the Vatican City.
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On the 90-yarder, Cooper made the catch just outside the Dallas 30, spun out of the arms of Fabian Moreau and won the race to the pylon against Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, who tried to shove him out of bounds around the 5.
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He will also reintroduce a number of his earliest designs for Cappellini under his own brand, including the Pylon chair, a skeletal composition of metal wire inspired by power transmission towers and a new version of the S-Chair based on his first prototypes.
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"Everyone on the flight crew and all of our colleagues on the ground were extremely happy with the data we saw from the instruments on-board the aircraft, in the pylon, and on the rocket itself," Virgin Orbit chief pilot Kelly Latimer said in a statement.
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Clemson used a 31-yard field goal to get within 31-27, but Alabama kick returner Kenyan Drake carved through the coverage on the ensuing kickoff, taking it 95 yards and stretching out the ball to hit the pylon for a touchdown with 7:31 left.
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"Everyone on the flight crew and all of our colleagues on the ground were extremely happy with the data we saw from the instruments on- board the aircraft, in the pylon, and on the rocket itself," Virgin Orbit's chief pilot Kelly Latimer said in a statement.
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When a typhoon toppled a pylon in eastern Taiwan at the end of July, public servants were ordered to switch off air-conditioning in their offices for two hours a day for over a week, despite an unusually hot summer, to reduce the risk of a blackout.
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In the 1930s, Stephen Spender, one of the "pylon poets" who responded to England's newly industrial landscapes, wrote in "The Pylons": Now over these small hills, they have built the concrete That trails black wire Pylons, those pillars Bare like nude giant girls that have no secret.
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Clemson used a 31-yard field goal to get within 31-27, but Alabama kick returner Kenyan Drake carved through the coverage on the ensuing kickoff, taking it 95 yards and stretching out the ball to hit the pylon for a touchdown with 413:31 left.
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Officially launched in 2011 and backed by government, the Aeroswift research project last year produced its first three demonstrator parts – a pilot's throttle lever, a condition lever grip which is part of the throttle assembly, and a fuel tank pylon bracket, in a digital process known as 3D printing, or additive layer manufacturing.
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Fresno State, which had 2088 turnovers in 212 games entering the contest, turned it over on three consecutive possessions in the third quarter, the first on a fumble by Dejonte O'Neal reaching for the pylon for what was initially called a touchdown but was later overturned on replay and called a touchback.
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Jones hauled in a 51-yard scoring pass from his fellow receiver Mohamed Sanu and went 43 yards for a touchdown on a throw from Matt Ryan, finishing the play with a soaring dive for the pylon, somehow managing to stay in bounds before sticking out the ball with his right hand.
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Jamie Collins forced the ball out of the hands of New York running back Jon Hilliman on the third-down pass play, and Van Voy picked it up and ran down the left side and hit the ball with the pylon to make it 28-13 as Jones tried to make the tackle.
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Oklahoma State (5-3, 2-3) built a 31-14 first-half lead but had its margin reduced to three points midway through the fourth quarter, but then Cornelius rambled 10 yards and rolled over the pylon in the front corner of the end zone for an insurance touchdown with 5:223 to play.
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Luck came back to lead a 1363-play, 2136-yard drive that running back Frank Gore finished with a 229-yard touchdown catch, tip-toeing the sideline for the last few yards and shifting the ball from one side to another before extending the ball one-handed over the pylon as the rest of his body fell out of bounds.
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