* EN 386 — Glued laminated timber — Performance requirements and minimum production requirements

* EN 387 — Glued laminated timber — Large finger joints — Performance requirements and minimum production requirements

* EN 390 — Glued laminated timber.

* EN 391 — Glued laminated timber-Delamination tests of glue lines

* EN 392 — Glued laminated timber-Shear test of glue lines

* EN 1193 — Timber structures — Structural timber and glued laminated timber — Determination of shear strength and mechanical properties perpendicular to the grain

* EN 1194 — Timber structures — Glued laminated timber — Strength classes and determination of characteristic values

* EN 14080 — Timber structures — Glued laminated timber — Requirements

#" Empire of the Necromancers " ( Weird Tales, September 1932 ) — EN

Determination of flash point by the Small Scale closed cup method is detailed in ASTM D3828 and D3278, EN ISO 3679 and 3680, and IP 523 and 524.

Following the move on harmonisation of the standard in Europe, some British Standards are gradually superseded or replaced by the relevant European Standards ( EN ).

Many British Standards ( BSs ) – as well as some of the European and International Standards that were adopted as British Standards ( BS EN, BS ISO ) – are also available in public and university libraries in the United Kingdom.

While the best possible Reaction to Fire Classifications are A1 ( construction applications ) and A1Fl ( flooring applications ) respectively, both of which mean " non-combustible " according to European standard EN 13501-1: 2007, as classified by a notified laboratory in Europe, some fibre cement boards only come with Fire Classification of A2 ( limited combustibility ) or even lower classifications, if they are tested at all.

There exists some confusion regarding the origin of the acronym: " SELV " stands for " separated extra-low voltage " in installation standards ( e. g., BS 7671 ) and for " safety extra-low voltage " in appliance standards ( e. g., BS EN 60335 ).

* 6, 408 km < sup > 2 </ sup > — Tochigi Prefecture, Japan

Hippodamus of Miletus ( or Hippodamos, Greek: Ἱππόδαμος ὁ Μιλήσιος ) ( 498 BC — 408 BC ) was an ancient Greek architect, urban planner, physician, mathematician, meteorologist and philosopher and is considered to be the “ father ” of urban planning, the namesake of Hippodamian plan of city layouts ( grid plan ).

* P / K — Lui Passaglia — 1976 – 2000 — 408 games

For the year 2006, the airport had 94, 408 aircraft operations — an average of 258 per day.

At some later time — usually given as during the reign of Theodosius II ( 408 – 450 )— the landowner decided to open up the sealed mouth of the cave, thinking to use it as a cattle pen.

— pp. 369 – 408.

Therasia died some time between 408 and 413, and shortly afterwards Paulinus received episcopal ordination.

The diabolo pellet is designed to be drag stabilized, though is not as stable as some other shapes in the transonic region ( 272 – 408 m / s ~ 893 – 1340 ft / s ).

The exact dates of their alleged sleep are also not given in the Qur ' an ; some allege that they entered the cave at the time of Decius ( 250 AD ) and they woke up at the time of Theodosius I ( 378 – 395 ) or Theodosius II ( 408 – 450 ), but neither of these dates can be reconciled with the Qur ' an's account of sleeping 300 or 309 years.

The bishopric ’ s jurisdiction extends to 408 parishes, although today some have a very reduced population.

In the summer of 408, his father, who had proclaimed himself Emperor the previous year in Britain and passed in Northern Europe, proclaimed him Caesar, and sent him with the general Gerontius and the prefect Apollinaris into Hispania, to rule the province and fight some members of the House of Theodosius ( four cousins of Honorius -- Theodosiolus, Lagodius, Didimus and Verenianus ) who had not recognised Constantine and had stayed loyal to the Emperor.

Then, the Council put forth some highly controversial opinions in a decision related to the International Criminal Court, in Decision 98 – 408 DC, declaring that the sitting President of the Republic could be tried criminally only by the High Court of Justice, a special court organized by Parliament and originally meant for cases of high treason.

Williams suggested that at some point during evolution, it became advantageous for females to stop " dividing declining faculties between the care of extant offspring and the production of new ones " ( p. 408 ).

In North and Central Italy this is mainly as tollways, with the biggest portion in concession to the Atlantia group which operates some 3, 408 km.

Further calculations yielded properties for a black hole such as apparent electrical resistance ( pp. 408 ).

* Structural unemployment — This reflects a mismatch between the skills and other attributes of the labour force and those demanded by employers.

*. doc for Microsoft Word — Structural binary format developed by Microsoft ( specifications available since 2008 under the Open Specification Promise )

* Definite — Structural impairments or neurological impairments for FAS or static encephalopathy.

* TOPSAN — Annotation of protein structures in Structural genomics

* Structural Adjustment — a Major Cause of Poverty from Global Issues

* Structural Test Article by Orbiter Vehicle Designation codes — STA or STA-099

Structural anthropology is based on Claude Lévi-Strauss ' idea that people think about the world in terms of binary opposites — such as high and low, inside and outside, person and animal, life and death — and that every culture can be understood in terms of these opposites.

A further suggestion is that the widespread use of timber in Chacoan constructions — a resource not locally available — needed a large and easy transportation system.

Sawmill owners used the canal to transport timber from Big Clam Lake to the mills and railroad sites — the G. R.

In April 1983, in coordination with the IMF, the PNDC launched an economic recovery program, perhaps the most stringent and consistent of its day in Africa, aimed at reopening infrastructural bottlenecks and reviving moribund productive sectors — agriculture, mining, and timber.

The table itself is considerably older ; dendrochronology calculates the date of construction to 1250 – 1280 — during the reign of Edward I — using timber from store felled over a period of years.

In classical antiquity, the Migration Period and the Middle Ages, they were normally constructed of poplar, lime or another split-resistant timber — covered in some instances with leather and / or reinforced with a metal boss, rim or banding — and carried by foot soldiers, knights and cavalry.

The curve may allow the identification of coppice timber in archaeological sites — timber in the Sweet Track in Somerset ( built in the winter of 3807 and 3806 BC ) has been identified as coppiced lime.

In the south range, parts of the medieval buildings survive and are incorporated into staircase ten — the straight, steep flight of stairs and timber framed partitions date from a mid-15th century rebuilding of St Mary Hall.

The city's semi-coastal geography has played an important role in its history — Elizabeth City once hosted thriving oyster and timber industries.

Based on his observations of how the shipworm's valves simultaneously enable it to tunnel through wood and protect it from being crushed by the swelling timber, Brunel designed an ingenious modular iron tunnelling framework — a tunnelling shield — which enabled workers to tunnel successfully through the highly unstable river bed beneath the Thames.

In various parts of the country, individual citizens and small groups form the nuclei for grassroots political actions, which may take the form of legal actions — i. e. protests, timber sale appeals, and educational campaigns — or civil disobedience — tree sitting, road blockades, and sabotage — called " ecotage " by some Earth First!

Another dangerous situation occurs when heavy timber begins to fall or shift before a cut is complete — the chainsaw operator may be trapped or crushed.

The loss in processed lumber was estimated to have been $ 442. 4 million in contemporary ( 1933 ) dollars — a serious loss not only to the timber industry at the time, but also to a nation struggling with the Great Depression.

Temples — build on elliptical, circular, quadrilateral, or apsidal plans — were constructed using brick and timber.

Beckford's decidedly obsessive haste to erect the building as fast and as grandiosely as he could, coupled with the decision ( ultimately pushed by Beckford ), of reaching structurally unsound heights in the building's tower spire, and utilizing for this a method of building labeled " compo-cement " by Wyatt, which consisted in using timber stuccoed with cement, led to the eventual collapse of the tower — damaging the western wing of the building too — in 1825, when Beckford had already sold the building ( for a good price of £ 275, 000 ) to John Farquhar.

According to treasurers ' accounts of the early 16th century, timber imported via the harbour — possibly from the Baltic countries — was used at Falkland Palace and Edinburgh Castle, as well as in shipbuilding.