These walls cantilever loads ( like a beam ) to a large, structural footing ; converting horizontal pressures from behind the wall to vertical pressures on the ground below.

Home owners who build larger gravity walls that do require a rigid concrete footing can make use of the services of a professional excavator, which will make digging a trench for the base of the gravity wall much easier.

These walls cantilever loads ( like a beam ) to a large, structural footing, converting horizontal pressures from behind the wall to vertical pressures on the ground below.

A notable exception are certain approaches called direct quantum chemistry, which treat electrons and nuclei on a common footing.

Domesticated horses are also subject to inconsistent movement between stabling and work, they must carry or pull additional weight, and in modern times they are often kept and worked on very soft footing, such as irrigated land, arena footing, or stall bedding.

* Traction: Traction devices such as borium for ice, horse shoe studs for muddy or slick conditions, calks, carbide-tipped road nails and rims are useful for performance horses such as eventers, show jumpers, polo ponies, and other horses that perform at high speeds, over changing terrain, or in less-than-ideal footing.

Given the proposition that ' a persons life prospects should not be decided by factors outside of their control or for which a person cannot claim personal credit ' ( i. e. social status, inherited wealth, race and other accidents of birth ) a meritocracy proposes a system where people are rewarded based on their efforts, and if everyone can start on equal footing with the same opportunity to advance, then the results are just.

Many LGBT Neopagans were initially attracted to Neopagan religions because of this inclusion, in which their relationships are seen on an equal footing.

On the whole, no conflicts mar relations with neighbors, which are on a sound footing.

However, when Swiss Officers are involved in peacekeeping missions abroad, they often receive temporary ranks that do not exist in the Swiss Army, to put them on an equal footing with foreign officers.

Since all realistic systems with more than a handful of degrees of freedom are expected to be chaotic, this puts the fundamental postulate on firm footing.

Roman Catholicism and Lutheranism are on relatively equal footing.

Records or surviving work are few, and Oxford did not put its printing on a firm footing until the 1580s: this followed the efforts of Cambridge University, which had obtained a license for its press in 1534.

They are strictly governed in most aspects of performance in an effort to keep all the drivers on an even footing to create closer, more exciting racing.

Although it allows films from small countries like Iceland or Bosnia and Herzegovina to get recognized by the Academy by putting them on an equal footing with major releases from established filmmaking nations, it also forces countries to exclude many motion pictures because they are forced to select only one film.

" Psychotherapist " follows similar rules but the basic educational demands are another 1. 5 years ( spread out over three years ) at a specialised course in psychotherapy ( that do vary a lot concerning theoretical footing ), in addition to an academical level degree within a field concerning the treatment of people ( psychologist, social worker, psychiatrist a. s. o .).

A feature of the game is that all taxa of multicellular animals are on an equal footing, and thus it is possible to evolve, for example, sapient molluscs.

Here, the main crags are on the Eskdale side, Ill Crag having little footing in Wasdale.

On the other hand, treating all charges on the same footing ( disregarding whether they are bound or free charges ), the generalized Ampère's equation, also called the Maxwell – Ampère equation, is in integral form ( see the " proof " section below ):

Others are based either on mistaken ideas of English words ( e. g. " footing " meaning jogging, not a pediment ), grammar ( e. g. " un pin's " ( with the apostrophe in both singular and plural ) meaning a collectable lapel pin ) or word order ( e. g. talkie-walkie meaning a walkie-talkie, a hand-held two-way radio ).

( Note however that in Quebec, where both English and French are spoken, expressions such as " footing " and " relooking " are not used.

The " hidden footing " contains reliefs, 160 of which are narratives describing the real Kāmadhātu.

The rider's time depends on several factors, most commonly the horse's physical and mental condition, the rider's horsemanship abilities, and the type of ground or footing ( the quality, depth, content, etc.

The rider's time depends on several factors, most commonly the horse's physical and mental condition, the rider's horsemanship abilities, and the type of ground or footing ( the quality, depth, content, etc.

Perpetual curates were placed on a similar footing in 1838 and were commonly styled ' vicars ' and this practice was legally recognised in 1968.

This feature also eliminated the stoop in the cabin at the footing of the door, as seen in automobiles of other manufacturers, thereby preventing water and debris from collecting and possibly entering the cabin or initiating corrosion, as well as enabling passengers to enter and exit the cabin without need to step over several inches of ledge.

In various revised editions ( 12 in all, through 1872 ), Principles of Geology was the most influential geological work in the middle of the 19th century, and did much to put geology on a modern footing.

Fiscal adjustment measures included downsizing the civil service, implementing a pension reform that placed the system on a much stronger financial footing, and strengthening public expenditure institutions.

For much of the 19th Century, the principal parties favored Puerto Rico becoming one of the Spanish provinces in equal footing with the rest of the provinces ; such a standing was given twice, under liberal governments, but it was revoked as many times when the monarchs regained their power.

How much of that was given to the Annings is not known, but it seems to have placed the family on a steadier financial footing, and with buyers arriving from Paris and Vienna, the three-day event raised the family's profile within the geological community.

In the 19th century, calculus was put on a much more rigorous footing by mathematicians such as Augustin Louis Cauchy ( 1789 – 1857 ), Bernhard Riemann ( 1826 – 1866 ), and Karl Weierstrass ( 1815 – 1897 ).

It was also motivated to make a change which would put it on a more equal footing in other aspects with the much larger cities of Norfolk and Portsmouth.

" According to Dhawan, " a fleeting expression on her face conveyed much more than dialogue ," and he further noted her for accepting only roles in which " she either played the main part or at least shared equal footing with the male counterpart.

This assists in placing The Hobbit on a more equal footing with The Lord of the Rings ; as The Hobbit is essentially a children's fantasy tale, the level of suspension of disbelief is already somewhat high and such matters do not require much explanation.

At first, the Kid was a clumsy, absent-minded tinkerer much to the annoyance of his girlfriend, Sue, but was able to find his footing after eating Cheerios.

The result was less than ideal but it promised a much surer footing.

They also function much better with two people, and it is often difficult to find footing for the second person, particularly on steep slopes.

BIA has found a much sounder footing and is the basis of a number of commercially available body composition analysers.

The Sultan tackled the situation with resolution and within a short time the traitorous uncle had been subdued, unrest quelled, and most important of all, state finances put on much more solid footing.

In this form she is able to battle the Ghoul on much equal ( if not superior ) footing.

Since the Buccaneers ' fall from domination at the end of the 1990s and the Black Hawks ' recent rise, the teams have found themselves on much more equal footing lately, and the rivalry is as alive as ever.

After her long relationship with Picasso ended, Maar struggled to regain her emotional footing, she was in such a mental state that she cried so much that she needed crying tablets.

The landing was much deeper than anticipated and the footing underneath did not hold up well.

As a judge in the newly-created divorce court, Cresswell did much to start the emergence of modern family law by setting divorce on a secular footing, removed from the traditional domain of canon law.

I think --- that little can be done, unless by a formidable invasion, which I judge to be rather too much for Georgia to undertake till her forces are put on a more respectable footing, and therefore recommend confining our operations entirely to the defensive till a more favorable opportunity.

The relationship between the two agents is on a much more equal footing as the show moves into the seventh season.