| People will say that they were told 30 years ago that tobacco was safe and that electricity pylons were safe. |
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| Use should also be made of existing buildings and other structures, such as electricity pylons, to site new antennas. |
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| External fuel tanks can be carried on the pylons under the wings and jettisoned if necessary. |
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| Also, the aircraft was fitted with underwing pylons that could carry up to two 1000-lb bombs or additional fuel tanks. |
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| The complex will comprise dozens of pylons, nine electricity substations and five quarries. |
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| Three underwing pylons are fitted under each inner wing panel, the outboard pair carrying three missiles and the other two single missiles. |
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| There is no escaping the 80 ft tall high-voltage pylons in the Shortlees estate. |
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| The aircraft can carry two jettisonable fuel tanks each with a capacity of 1,136 liters on the underwing pylons. |
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| He is all too aware of the potential for property prices to fall when pylons are erected nearby. |
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| But only the next morning could we fathom the magnificence of the temple with its huge pylons and obelisks. |
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| There are three pylons surrounding the gate, and I'll bet that this inscription is repeated two more times, once on each of the walls. |
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| This went on for a couple of pylons and then Steve lost sight of Bill and wondered where he was. |
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| The streets are a tangle of stinted electricity pylons and cat's cradle power lines. |
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| Children living close to electricity pylons face a greater risk of contracting leukaemia, it was officially acknowledged yesterday. |
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| The decision means National Grid can now go on to Mrs Craven's land and begin constructing the pylons. |
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| They have blown up power pylons and blocked roads with booby-trapped vehicles. |
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| The eight 23 metres pylons suspend an elaborate system which allows for light to be cast also on the practice pitch. |
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| The room had already been lit by moveable light pylons, a leftover from when Wily had first set up operations there. |
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| Concerns are also growing over the pylons needed to carry electricity from remote parts of the Highlands and the Borders. |
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| The F4U-lC had other improvements which included pylons under the stub wings and a center line fuselage pylon. |
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| A missile immediately shot out from one of weapons pylons and bore down on the rock. |
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| The Mauler carried four 20 mm cannon and was fitted with 15 pylons under the wings and fuselage. |
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| Similarly, experts and lay people have long expressed concern at the impact on people's health of living near electricity pylons. |
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| The only thing that gives it away are the different shaped electricity pylons. |
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| Exhausted helicopter crews scrambled to pluck desperate victims from trees, rooftops and electricity pylons. |
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| Eden was also battered by winds of up to 100 mph, bringing down trees and electricity pylons and cutting off homes during the weekend. |
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| The ship sank, killing seven of the crew, and collapsing two pylons and 127 metres of bridge decking into water 110 feet deep. |
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| But as she walked between the huge pylons of the temple, Miri's soul shrivelled inside her. |
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| Aerial bombs or radio beacons are suspended from external bomb racks on detachable pylons. |
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| Bandits and looters continue to bring down pylons carrying high voltage cables out in the desert road. |
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| Tankers are fitted with tactical floodlights on the engine pylons, wing pods and the boom area to assist night-time refuelling operations. |
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| The bridge's support system features two concrete pylons and two concrete anchor piers. |
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| Swing left here and follow the path under pylons with the wall on the left. |
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| High-speed turns at any angle are tiring and the more pylons there are, the greater the chance to miss one. |
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| The racer's last outing around the pylons was during the 1937 National Air Races at Cleveland. |
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| The U.S. Navy qualified AEREA as a maintenance center for armament equipment and pylons for the Harrier II Plus. |
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| At the time, the Reno Air Races were starting up and John thought it might be fun to take the big Cat around the pylons. |
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| The storm, which also flattened several power pylons, left much of the Eastern Cape without electricity. |
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| Diggers moved in to shift tons of earth, trees were felled, a house next to the course was demolished and two electricity pylons were moved. |
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| The huge pylons that acted as refuelling struts reach for the surface, cloaked with extraordinary coral growth and clouds of fry. |
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| The amendments as drafted would not allow transmission operators to put pylons in the road corridor. |
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| Suddenly, we came to a set of pylons in the middle of the road, signaling us to bear either left or right. |
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| There are no electricity pylons to spoil the countryside, no roadside billboards. |
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| The answer to the problem was to hang immense fuel tanks from underwing pylons. |
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| The aircraft was configured with three external fuel tanks and four missiles on the wing pylons. |
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| Six hundred giant pylons, spaced at 300 metre intervals, are needed simply to carry the weight of the massive 400,000 volt power lines. |
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| Other Scottish sites are located near railway lines, dumps, electricity pylons and canals. |
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| The island was plunged into a power blackout as electricity pylons and light poles crashed to the ground and telephone lines were ripped out. |
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| Keil do Amaral's scheme for a gigantic Palace of Justice in Lisbon was unbuilt, but for its soaring pylons. |
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| Because of its good impregnability the pine is readily utilized outdoors, in construction as well as garden wood or for electricity pylons. |
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| It may be wildly unlikely, but then a couple of lines on a map changing the route of the pylons is a small premium if it will insure them against such an awful possibility. |
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| According to the mission requirements, the helicopter can be armed with rockets, bombs and machine gun pods mounted on the weapon pylons on both sides of the fuselage. |
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| The company wants to build the three pylons as part of its controversial project for a new power line from Teesside to Shipton-by-Beningbrough, near York. |
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| The pylons themselves are in quite good shape, and the lightning strike damage is quite easy to repair. |
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| When the first electricity pylons arrived on our landscape in 1928, they too were met with objection and detraction. |
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| Form a chain and let the lead kid run anywhere, snaking through a series of pylons or other obstacles. |
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| This means having parallel cables hanging from the pylons, some carrying AC and some DC. That does not sound too hard to a layman. |
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| Hanging around between the pylons were huge shoals of fish, seemingly unfazed by our presence, happy to let us swim by and follow us en masse with one beady eye. |
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| They must go outside of all the pylons without disturbing the other teams, or letting the hula-hoop touch the ground. |
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| Repointing work will also be carried out on the monument's pylons and walls. |
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| The Geopile® foundations are ideal for towers and pylons whether they are self-standing or reenforced with cables or wires. |
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| It could carry six 8-kg dummy bombs on underwing pylons and had a gunner turret in the rear seat. |
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| Operating from primitive strips, bombs on outboard pylons were apparently overstressing the wing because of flexing while operating on the uneven terrain. |
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| Various antennas related to the mission sprouted from the fuselage while four wing pylons held other related equipment such as chaff dispensers and noise jammers. |
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| Enormous electricity pylons stretch as far as the eye can see, running from a nearby substation. |
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| But still the pylons came – from the first erected near Edinburgh to the 90,000 that now stand across the land. |
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| The agricultural landscape revealed sunflower fields, irrigation ditches, and a line of pylons. |
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| The wind triumphed over electricity pylons, roofs, traffic signs and, ultimately over the forest. |
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| These two pylons symbolically rise to the heavens and to the higher values that man is attempting to achieve. |
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| The monument was designed to have a gradual slope from the pylons out to the side in order to shed the water. |
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| Birds also face the danger of injuries or death caused by electricity transmission lines, pylons and communication towers. |
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| As per company policy, the driver placed pylons on the roadway to direct vehicular traffic around the truck. |
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| Relays are installed on pylons or highpoints, which are deployed to carry signals from one point to the next, creating the link. |
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| Use of other less visible layouts such as new designs for pylons has also been successful in some projects. |
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| The electricity generated will feed into the 380 kV grid at Martigny via existing electricity masts and pylons. |
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| If the activity is taking place outdoors, the signs can be placed on pylons. |
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| Sweeping past in endless succession were a forest of smoke-stacks, cooling-towers, pylons, transformers, scaffolding, flood-light towers and railway signal gantries. |
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| Also, eight new underwing pylons were added to carry a variety of weapons. |
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| The path skirts around the hillside and soon reaches a wall gap by pylons. |
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| Slender robotic video camera pylons telescope up and down, enabling the church to broadcast live events with minimal sight line intrusion to the pulpit. |
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| They had, then, to anchor the pylons supporting the cables on rocks frozen under deep drifts of snow, working in freezing temperatures, buffeted by needle sharp winds. |
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| But Gloag is understood to be furious that the pylons and their crackling, high-voltage cables will be unmissable from the ancient ramparts of the castle. |
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| For example, the Ndebele images of objects such as airplanes, electric pylons, lamp posts, telephones, and Western homes are highly geometricized. |
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| We actually had stalactites basically hanging off a cement platform that rests on top of a large number of support pylons inside, so we knew there was a major water problem with the platform. |
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| In the bronze age, natural bitumen, or asphalt, was used to waterproof the buried end of wood pylons, and 3800 year ago, it was used by Sumerians and Assyrians to waterproof walls, and join materials. |
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| Use pylons to define the four corners of the playing area and the centre. |
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| A young aboriginal man, perched on one of the bridge's pylons, played a didgeridoo whose deep tones rang out over the harbour, sending us on our walk across the span to where the bridge meets the city centre. |
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| Since 1993, Installation Delorme as taken on every kind of signage project, such as: awnings, canopy's, pylons, billboards, banners and neon signs. |
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| Hovercraft propellers can be fixed or mounted on swiveling pylons, which allow the craft to be maneuvered quite accurately, independently of the rudders on which fixed propellers rely. |
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| The Jaguar International had the unusual optional provision for overwing pylons, used for short-range air-to-air missiles, such as the Matra R550 Magic or the AIM-9 Sidewinder. |
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| There were many changes in the way city folk lived: many more evening outings to theatres and cabarets, the advent of streetcars, the appearance of electricity pylons in the landscape, and so on. |
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| It now also produces parts for the aerospace industry, machining components such as pylons and struts, supported by AS9100 and ISO 9001 quality certification. |
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| Place pylons or use a line a safe distance from the wall. |
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| Saddles are the elements used for anchoring stay cables in bridge pylons. |
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| Aigburth comes up on you unexpectedly, with no pylons to house floodlights giving away its location, no little signs pointing the way to the car parks, no tacky stands selling club favours. |
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| There was also the technical innovation of the underground power supply over a ten kilometre stretch, thus protecting the historical districts from the eyesore of overhead pylons and electric lines. |
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| A letter to the Times the following year raised vociferous complaint about plans to erect pylons across the Sussex Downs and was signed by figures such as John Maynard Keynes and Rudyard Kipling. |
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| Many of the students were awestruck at the powerful beauty of the twin pylons that rise from the base of stone....the figures of Truth, Justice, and Knowledge gazing down on them. |
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| The supporting pilings were made of large blocks of stone which were then inserted in so-called iron-shoes, metal caissons enveloping the pylons driven into oaken-supports on the river's bed. |
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| I saw spires, lightning rods, phone masts, pylons – an acicular world upon the myriad sharpened points of which I was poised, petrified, lest the slightest movement see me espaliered. |
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| The temples used pylons and trapezoid walls using hypaethros and hypostyle halls and shrines. |
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| Regarding tourism, query responders consider power pylons, cell phone towers, quarries and plantations more negatively than wind farms. |
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| No pylons, no chemical-poisoned swamps, no cylindrical gas tanks. |
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| They are judged on style and angle as they maneuver a course surrounded by K-rail, soft rail and pylons. |
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| The platform basically surrounds the pylons. There are stairs on all sides, but what is happening is that the platform is acting almost like a small lake during the heavy rainstorms in France. |
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| More than 7,500 fans were asked to leave the ground at half-time after Anglesey climbed one of the floodlight pylons. |
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| Following his doctrines of design, the building had a concrete frame raised up above the street on pylons. |
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| Like most farmers hereabout, Mr. Gronlund received a lump-sum payment to compensate for the decrease in the value of his property because of the presence of the pylons. |
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| To isolate electrical wires from the pylons supporting them, one often uses glass insulators. |
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| In terms of exterior signage, pylons in five languages improve the visibility of the site from the road and help to guide visitors around the site when they arrive. |
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| Take it easy when removing parts like cowlings, pylons or covers. |
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| Kitsch may be the only word for a sculpture consisting of several tall, vertical chrome pylons punctuated with drippy, woundlike gashes that glow with changing LED colors. |
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| The floodlights were upgraded in 1957 which required the cockerel to be moved from the West Stand to the East and then in 1961 floodlight pylons were installed. |
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| National Grid plc has its main Eakring Training Centre in Nottinghmshire, where trainees learn how to build electricity pylons, including the new T pylon. |
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| Journey's End is an interesting mix of orangeness, the sky, pylons, grass and the overwhelming darkness of the underneath of the looming motorway structure. |
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