Furthermore, an additional bending moment in the derrick is prevented by the topping lift tackle acting on the crab. |
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The derrick cranes being used for erection were then moved forward to the next segment and the cycle was repeated. |
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Today, two derrick cranes will move the heavy reactor and its related equipment to a trailer with 360 wheels on the pier. |
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A 350 ft derrick will support the six-mile drill pipe, which could take more than a year to drive through the crust. |
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Hoisted on a makeshift derrick, the cob was taller than the angler who had taken it. |
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Each dredge would then be tipped inboard and the scallops emptied by pulling a line over the emptying derrick from the base of the dredge. |
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Tuff cared for derrick and his older sister, LaVita, while working two or three jobs at a time. |
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This compound derrick, powered by horses or steam, served as a prototype for the steel derricks used in high-rise construction today. |
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The centrepiece of the vessel is the derrick, which is over 60 metres high. |
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In the late 1970s his long-time mistress, Cecilia Matos, would appear in a necklace from which hung a small, gold, oil derrick. |
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As Maersk points out the derrick alone is bigger than a Boeing 747-400 jet, which is a mere 56 metres in length with a wingspan of 60 metres. |
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One of my jobs with two or three of my shipmates was to rig the derrick to bring on supplies. |
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The journey then continues down a bumpy dirt track for almost 400 metres, past the trucks at the gravel pit, and finally the white top of the drilling derrick becomes visible over the tops of the trees. |
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In little over a decade, the microchip has replaced the oil derrick as the driving force behind the state's economy, making Texas far less dependent on stable commodity prices. |
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Gazing up at the Korean sky searching for the top of the Viking's derrick, it is not clear whether one is looking at a modern wonder or a dinosaur. |
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As the weight came on the derrick head block the fish in the net unexpectedly slid to port, pinning one of the crew members on to the port bulwark. |
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Based on the law of stability and physics, the weight of the catch would have effectively transferred to the derrick head when the winch operator took the strain on the winch. |
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The Chaffey derrick was a Canadian invention devised by Benjamin Chaffey, who had contracted in canal construction for years in Canada and was responsible for all masonry on the southern half of the bridge. |
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One of the cranes collapsed, followed by the drilling derrick. |
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Three days a month became a nonstop fuckathon. He'd had these visions of himself as an oil derrick made of flesh, pumping endlessly and joylessly away. |
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The owners had supplied the vessel with a movable derrick for the purpose of raising the gangways of the vessel when in port, in order to discharge cargo. |
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Coun Brian Baldwin, Wigan council's cabinet member for leisure and culture, presented Derrick with his award. |
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Massive string swells and jazzy electric piano stabs immediately bring the more esoteric work of Carl Craig and Derrick May to mind. |
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When Derrick Brooks was banged up two years ago, that defense was not the same. |
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Derrick shrugged, remembering the look on her face when she caught him and the horse involved in the one-sided conversation. |
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Derrick says he has one member who has been involved in 17 armed hold-ups and could no longer work in a bank. |
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Derrick wanted to say something, anything to make the situation look a little less dim, but he couldn't find the words. |
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The essays have a telltale sameness to them, says Stanford's MBA Admissions Director Derrick Bolton. |
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His parents Derrick and Evelyn gave up their jobs to become his full-time carers as his condition worsened. |
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Those protests reached their height when the first tenured black professor, Derrick Bell Jr., resigned from the faculty. |
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Derrick Shareef December 2006 Planned to set off grenades at a shopping mall near Chicago. |
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Derrick gave his small portmanteau to the flyman and told him to drive there, and he himself set out walking. |
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Ross was on the mark again for Heriots after Derrick Patterson's pass created mayhem in the Kelso rearguard. |
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Authorities arrested Derrick Phillips for attempted first-degree murder when he shot two men in Tucson, Arizona, on April 25 of last year. |
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Meanwhile, Derrick, the shoegazer, has found a muse in Abby. |
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Full story Full story 5 Full story SILENT TRIBUTE Towns and villages fell silent across Cumbria yesterday as thousands remembered victims of spree killer Derrick Bird. |
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Derrick Williams was star-struck on his first league appearance. |
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Faces at the Bottom of the Well, by Derrick Bell. A law professor argues that racism is an integral, permanent and irradicable component of our society. |
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On 27 June 1988, Ian McGeechan was appointed as head coach to succeed Derrick Grant who had retired after the end of the 1988 Five Nations series. |
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For more than six months, Derrick Strauss dedicated his recreational time to training for the Triple Bypass cycle ride through the Colorado Rockies. |
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