Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Evans played and recorded with many well-known jazz musicians during his career, the most important of which include Miles Davis, Cannonball Adderley, Jim Hall, Chet Baker, Tony Scott, Oliver Nelson and George Russell.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

However, he did his most important musical work while conducting his own piano trios, which in his nearly 30-year artistic career he had time to be numerous.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Brief biography Childhood and Adolescence Bill Evans was born in the town of Plainfield, New Jersey, into a middle-class family that included, besides him, a Russian-born mother, a Welsh father, and brother Harry two years older.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Evans's mother was a dilettante pianist, and she inspired both her sons at an early age to work with music.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Bill started playing piano at the age of six, but because his parents wanted him to study other instruments, he also started playing violin at the age of seven and flute playing at 13.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

He and his brother studied at the same piano playing teacher, learning playing technique and reading sheet music.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Around this time he was widely practicing Western classical music such as Bach, Beethoven, Haydn and Dvořák — three hours a day, in his own words.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

His brilliant note reading skills, instrument mastery and pianism date back to these times.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Evans also played in various dance and entertainment orchestras in his early teens, and around this time also became interested in improvised music, which eventually led him to jazz.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Interest in classical music, however, remained with him throughout life.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

In 1951, the military service that Evans performed as a flutist in the military ringing cut off his already exquisite ascendant career as a pianist in the ensemble of the r&b saxophonist Herbie Fields.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

After being discharged from three years of service, he moved to New York City in 1954 and began his career as a freelance musician.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

His first years in New York, and a collaboration with Miles Davis, New York, which was the most pivotal venue for jazz development in the 1950s, offered Evans plenty of opportunities.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

He began studies at Mannes University of Music and tried to get work in jazz ensembles using his old contacts.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

He took on almost every pest he received and gradually began to enter the consciousness of local musicians as an able accompanist and imaginative soloist.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

His playing combined influences from the piano styles of Bud Powell, Nat King Cole, and Lennie Tristano.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

The music theorist and composer George Russell, whom Evans became acquainted with in 1955, greatly influenced the development of this playing style.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Russell's theory of modality — which had been published as a book called The Lydian Chromatic Concept Of Tonal Organization — led Evans to think about improvisation through scales, a departure from many jazz pianists of the time who represented the bebop style.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

This also prompted Miles Davis, who was enthusiastic about modal music, to hire him as part of his sextet.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Evans only worked for Davis for less than a year; he was exhausted by its tight touring schedule and felt pressured because he was the only white musician in the band.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

He began taking heroin around the same time, despite Davis' warnings, and eventually resigned from the band in late 1958.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

However, time in the band was musically rewarding for Evans, and its popularity also raised his publicity value.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

The collaboration with Davis culminated on the 1959 long-playing Kind of Blue, which became one of the best-known and best-selling records in the entire history of jazz.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Davis built the record around Evans' musical ideas and this corresponded to a large part of the compositions on the album in addition to his playing.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

First Trio By mid-1959, Evans had made numerous records as a pianist in various ensembles.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

In addition, two piano trio albums he made under his own name, New Jazz Conceptions (1956) and Everybody Digs with Bill Evans (1959), had been released.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

The musicians in these were individually hired for the recording sessions, but Evans had a burning need to find regular players for his own trio.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Those kind of came to be bassist Scott LaFaro and drummer Paul Motian.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Operations of the first regular Bill Evans Trio began in 1959 and ended unexpectedly when LaFaro died in a car accident in 1961.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

This was a great loss for Evans, both personally and musically; he felt that the band was unique and LaFaro unparalleled.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

It took nearly two decades for him to discover players with whom he experienced similar musical cohesion and ensemble musical “chemistry”.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

During its activities, the band had time to record two studio albums: Portrait In Jazz (1959) and Explorations (1960).


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Just a couple of weeks before LaFaro's accident, recorded appearances from the Village Vanguard club were later released on records Waltz For Debby (1961) and Sunday At The Village Vanguard (1962).


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Evans's idea of collective ensemble playing comes out well on these records: the role of the piano is soloistically on par with the bass and drums, which traditionally in jazz piano trios had previously played mostly only the role accompanying the piano soloist.


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Bill Evans

Musical activity in the 1960s, the Bill Evans Trio suffered from LaFaro's death and the musicians changed in the ensemble to the relatively tight; it took six years for Evans to find musically satisfying and long-term playing partners.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Bassist Chuck Israels came to the band after LaFaro's death, but his playing skills and innovativeness did not reach this level.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

In spite of everything, the 1960s provided Evans with plenty of work to do: he had established himself in jazz circles, as well as gaining access to the consciousness and popularity of the general public.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

His prestige grew as the decade progressed, particularly in Europe, where he made numerous successful tours.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Evans became manager in 1962 by Helen Keane.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

This professional relationship lasted throughout Evans' lifetime and helped keep his career upward leading despite the pianist's severe drug addiction.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Evans also recorded in that decade outside of the piano trio format, partly for commercial reasons — heroin use was a bottomless pit of money.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Such ideas were often responsible for the label and manager Keane, but Evans was also aware of his artistic ambitions and would not agree to projects that would have warred against them.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

However, some of the experiments also proved to be artistically functional.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

A disc bearing the name Conversations With Myself was released in 1963, on which three piano tracks have been recorded on top of each other without accompaniment from other instruments.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

This groundbreaking record, executed with an unheard of technique, which was also very successful musically in places, brought Evans his first Grammy Award.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

The quintet record Interplay, which came out in 1962, was also successful.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

The album featured young trumpeter Freddie Hubbard, guitarist Jim Hall, bassist Percy Heath, and the pianist's longtime friend and playing partner drummer Philly Joe Jones.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Among the other Evans' recordings with various instrumentation, mention is the trio reinforced with symphonietta recording Bill Evans Trio With Symphony Orchestra (1965), the duo albums Undercurrent (1962) and Intermodulation (1966) with Jim Hall, and the solo piano album Alone (1967).


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

The last of these won the Grammy Award for Best Jazz Small Ensemble/Soloist of 1970.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Evans and his trio visited Finland several times, the first time in 1964.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

[1] New trio and 1970s to late 1960s Evans found new players in his trio, bassist Eddie Gomez and drummer Marty Morell, with whom collaborations continued for nearly a decade.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

The band was the first long-standing lineup and musically satisfying Evans — especially in Gomez, he found a playing partner worthy and dedicated to his cause.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

The band performed actively, mostly in the United States and Europe, but also made tours to Argentina and Japan, among others.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

The playing of this Bill Evans Trio has been comprehensively documented in the form of recordings from concert recordings, of which the greats are represented by Since We Met, which appeared as an LP in 1974.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Among the band's studio recordings include The Bill Evans Album (1970), which for the first time in Evans' career included only his own compositions.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

In 1971, the album won a double Grammy Award for Best Jazz Small Ensemble Performance and Best Jazz Instrumental Solo.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Evans also plays Rhodes electric piano on the album's few tracks, often accompanying himself simultaneously with his left hand on an acoustic piano.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Evans did not particularly mind using electronic instruments, but nevertheless agreed to use Rhodes — in his own words — to bring additional color.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

However, he did not take his playing, in keeping with the musical trend of the 1970s, in the direction of jazz fusion, but handled the instrument just as he was used to handling an acoustic piano.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

After continuing for six years as a regular member of the Bill Evans Trio, drummer Marty Morell felt he wanted to leave touring life and settle down with his family.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Morrell resigned from the band in 1975 and Eliot Zigmund took the vacancy drummer's position for the duration of 1975—1977.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

On the album You Must Believe In Spring, released in 1977, you can hear this relatively short-lived trio line-up playing at its best.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

At the end of the same year, Gomez ended her eleven-year collaboration with Evans and resigned because she wanted to move on musically.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Also, Zigmund left the band only a short time after Gomez for the same reason.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Last Trio In 1978, Evans discovered Marc Johnson, a young bass player talent in his trio.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

After experimenting with a few different drummers, he established Joe LaBarbera as part of the band towards the end of the same year.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Evans was really excited about his new trio, he felt that it grew together musically in the same way as the line-up with LaFaro and Motian.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

As Evans's popularity continued to grow, especially in Europe and elsewhere outside the United States, the new trio was also touring year-round and numerous of its concert performances have been left for posterity, both in the form of recordings and videos.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

One of the band's best released concert recordings is probably a recording of a concert in Paris from 1979 on two LPs.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

The records bear the names Paris Concert Edition One and Paris Concert Edition Two.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Evans says in an interview with The Keyboard Magazine in June 1980 that he could hardly wait to make a studio album with his new trio as soon as the touring schedules would give up and the time would be appropriate.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

However, the plan fell short, as Evans's continued drug use for almost all of his adulthood had put strain on his body to such an extent that he passed away on 15 September 1980 after spending a week in hospital, where he had fallen due to severe abdominal pains.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

The cause of death was diagnosed as a stomach ulcer, liver damage and bronchitis.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Musical legacy Evans's piano style, which combined sophisticated touch, rich use of harmony in chords, minimalist interpretation of ballads and interactive jazz trio playing, has inspired many modern jazz pianists of our time including Keith Jarrett, Herbie Hancock and Chick Corea.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

His music, which, in Evans' own words, had an aspiration for beauty and easy-approachability, has also left an indelible impact on jazz audiences around the world.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

His records continue to sell and continue to spread that message.


Question: When was Bill Evans born?

Bill Evans

Assorted records from New Jazz Conceptions (1956) Everybody Digs Bill Evans (1959) Portrait in Jazz (1959) Explorations (1960) Waltz for Debby (1961) Sunday at the Village Vanguard (1962) Conversations With Myself (1963) Bill Evans Trio With Symphony Orchestra (1965) At Town Hall (1966) Alone (1967) The Bill Evans Album (1970) Since We Met (1974) You Must Believe In Spring (1977) Paris Concert Edition One (1979) Paris Concert Edition Two (1979) References Literature Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Pettinger, Peter| title = Bill Evans: How My Heart Sings| publisher = Yale University Press| year = 1999| isbn = 0-300-09727-1}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Shadwick, Keith| title = Bill Evans: Everything Happens To Me.


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The language is also spoken by millions of migrants in the EU.


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There are 66.5 million speakers of the language in Turkey and in the whole world Turkish is spoken by 70890130 people (2006).


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According to some linguists, Turkic languages belong to the Altaic language.


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The basic word order is subject—object—verb.


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Regional ranking Turkish is the majority language in Turkey and a minority language in 35 countries.


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It has official but not primary status in several municipalities of the Republic of Macedonia and Kosovo, depending on the number of Turkish-speakers.


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In Turkey, language maintenance is provided by the Türk Dil Kurumu (Turkish Language Association), founded in 1932 by Kemal Atatürk under the name Türk Dili Tetkik Cemiyeti (Association for the Study of the Turkish Language).


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Türk Dil Kurumu was influenced by the idea of pure-language, and one of its most primary activities was the replacement of words and grammar structures borrowed from Persian and Arabic with Turkish equivalents, which, along with the Turkish alphabet published in 1928, shaped the fur to be like it is nowadays.


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Türk Dil Kurumu became an independent body in 1951 when the requirement that it should be run by the Ministry of Education went away.


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This status remained until August 1983, when it was again connected to the government as a result of the 1980 coup d'état.


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Weight is usually on the last syllable, except in some combinations of suffixes.


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In erisnames, the weight is usually on the penultimate syllable.


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The writing system in Turkey uses 29 letters.


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Their use in Turkey was started by law on 1 November 1928.


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The earlier Arabic alphabet was replaced by an alphabet based on the Latin alphabet at the initiative of Kemal Atatürk.


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Turkish alphabet: The letter Ö was taken from the Swedish alphabet because the Swedish interpreter was involved in a committee developing a new writing language.


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Ç was taken from the Albanian alphabet, Ş from the Romanian alphabet and Ü from the German alphabet.


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Turkish I and İare different letters.


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In the first, the point is neither in uppercase nor lowercase, while in the latter the point is in both.


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However, the lowercase version of the letter J has a dot on top of the letter (j).


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In Turkey there are no letters Q, W and X.


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They are transliterated into Turkish as k, v and ks.


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Circumflex may be used (^) to distinguish similarly written words with different meanings, or to denote the slipping of a preceding consonant, or long vowels in loanwords.


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These letters are considered parallel forms of the letters a, i, and u, and are quite rare in modern usage.


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The earliest known Turkish writing system is the Orkhon inscription.


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Turkic languages have been written with a number of different letters, including Cyrillic, Arabic, Latin and some other Asian letters.


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Grammar Turkish has many suffixes, but no intrinsic prefixes except for a twelfical, affirming prefix, as in the words bembeyaz ('vitwhite', from the word beyaz meaning white) and sımsıcak ('very hot', from the word sıcak meaning hot).


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They can be used to create new words or indicate the grammatical function of a word.


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Turkish nouns may have endings indicating the person of the possessor.


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They may also have substitute terminals, as in Finland.


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Suffixes usually depend on the vowel designation.


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For some endings, vowel harmony is divided into four parts, resulting in four endings to choose according to the last vowel of the word.


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However, many Turkish words have mixed both front and back vowels.


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In this case, the suffix is chosen according to the last vowel.


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Turkish adjectives are not inflected, but can usually be used as nouns, in which case they are inflected.


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Infection When infected, a foreign microbe enters the body.


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Infection can occur either directly or indirectly; through contact, by droplet infection through inhaled air, through contaminated food and drink, or through a vector that spreads the disease.


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Control and treatment of infectious diseases The fight against infectious diseases depends on the disease and pathogen in question.


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Infections can be avoided by good hygiene, including cleaning and disinfection, or prevented by drug therapy (prophylaxis) or vaccine.


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Treatment depends on the pathogen.


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Bacterial diseases Sulfa drugs introduced in 1935 and penicillin invented in 1929 and introduced in 1942 were the first drugs effective against bacterial diseases.


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Since then, several types of antibiotics have been developed.


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The war on bacteria is constant, new antibiotics need to be developed all the time.


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Viral diseases Drugs effective against viruses have been developed only in recent years.


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Antiviral drugs target viral activity in the cell (reference).


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Antiviral drugs include antiretrovirals used to treat HIV and acyclovir, which is effective against herpes.


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A number of viral diseases can be effectively protected by vaccination.


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Viral infections Symptoms of infection with the causative agent of diseasePrevention (s) for AIDSHI virus sexual contact, from contaminated needles, mother to child, contaminated blood preparations.Fever, weight loss, fatigue, diarrhea, swollen lymph nodes.Treatment of infectionfrom chickenpox inhalation as droplet infection, direct contact infection.Mild fever, typical rash Hygienic fever, that is, flu-count virusesInhalation air droplet infection, hand to hand direct infection.Rhinitis, chills, muscle aches, cough hygienic viral hepatitis, i.e. hepatitis A, B and C. VirusesInfected dietary intake (hepatitis A), sexual intercourse, blood transfusion, contaminated needles (hepatitis B and C) .Influenza-like disease, yellowness of the skin.Influenza influenza viruses A, B and chengitus air droplet infection.Fever, chills, muscle aches, headache, sore throat, cough, Rhinitis.Bed rest, warm drinksvaccination against measles measles virus inhalation droplet infection.Fever, flu-like symptoms, typical rash, conjunctivitis.Vaccination meningitisVarious viruses, including through rodents.Fever, confusion, headache, Fatigue.Vaccination mononucleosieb virus droplet and contact infectionswollen lymph nodes, fever, sore throat, headache, nausea, drowsiness.Rest hygiene poliopoliovirusoutput through the mouth through the hands, inhaled air with droplet infection.Mild disease: sore throat, headache, vomiting.


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Severe disease: fever, neck stiffness, muscle aches, paralysis.Vaccination from a bite of an animal infected with rabies virus.Fever, general nausea, abnormal behavior, pharyngeal cramps, rabies.Vaccination against rubella rubella virus inhalation, mother to child.Cough, fever, typical Rash.Vaccination Parasitic parasitic parasites can be unicellular protozoa, worms or arthropods.


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Characteristic of parasites is their specialization for life in the cycle between certain host species.


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A human can act as either the main or intermediate host.


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Globally significant human parasitic diseases include malaria and schistosomiasis [2].


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There are various drugs for the eviction of parasites.


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History of Infectious Diseases Actual epidemics became possible as people settled as farming skills developed to live in larger communities.


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Around the same time, domestication of domestic animals occurred.


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Closer interaction of humans with other species allowed microbes to be transmitted between species, thereby increasing the rate of infectious diseases.


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Infectious disease epidemics have had dramatic effects in history.


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Well-known examples include the Black Death of the Middle Ages, epidemics caused by cholera in the 18th and 19th centuries, and Spanish disease during World War I.


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In the 14th century, the Black Death affected the entire social order in such a way that large farms became more common and impoverished small farmers came under their control.


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[3] Due to the burden of disease brought by Europeans, the indigenous population of the Americas declined and deteriorated considerably.


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Napoleon's war expedition to Russia failed after a red fever epidemic took away the forces of the army.


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The perception of disease contagiousness existed even before medical knowledge about the causes and pathogens of diseases.


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There were several theories about the causative agents of infectious diseases before the invention of microbes.


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The cause was considered, among other things, musty breathing space.


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[3] It was not until the coming into the 19th century that it was understood how pathogens could be passed along with hands or feces and drinking water from person to person.


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The invention was made possible by the development of epidemiological research and the world of microbes discovered under the microscope.


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Essential to the fight against infectious diseases was the observation that life does not arise spontaneously, but from previous life as a result of reproduction.


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Infections could therefore be reduced through microbial control: disinfection and hygiene.


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Worst known epidemics of pestilence [1] bed death toll 542-650plague Europe, Asia80 million 1347-1351Plague Western Europe65 million 1918-1919 influenza world25—40 million1600- Reading plaguesNo information1897—1930plagues12 million 1518—smallpox, measlesinter-AmericaNo information1485-1550"English disease"Western Europe4 million 1556-1560influenza EuropeNo information1500syphilisWestern EuropeNo data1914-191515typwest-Europe3 million.


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Infectious diseases now Various infections still play a significant role among the diseases of mankind, although it is often heard that infectious diseases have been overcome.


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Malaria causes at least 1.5 million deaths a year and 500,000 people a year die from tuberculosis in India.


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There are a persistent 3.8 billion nematode infections.


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In wartime, the number of infectious diseases multiplies as societal structures break down and masses of people move.


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As a result of the Bosnian War, intestinal infections increased more than tenfold and as a result of the Somali war, measles cases increased 73-fold.


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In Finland, too, where many infectious diseases that are still deadly elsewhere have been brought under control, even completely eliminated, infections account for a significant proportion of diseases.


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Infections in Finland account for 59% of emergency room visits.


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In up to a fifth of deaths in Finland, the primary or immediate cause of death has been infection — their significance is in the same category as all cancer deaths or myocardial infarctions.


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As a rule, some other disease has first lowered the patient's resistance, and pneumonia, for example, eventually takes life.


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However, mortality tells only part of the importance of infectious diseases.


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Many infectious diseases lower a person's performance or shorten life, even if they don't kill.


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According to Peltola, a disease as innocent as colds causes a cost to Finland of EUR 40 per year for every Finn.


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Several diseases are suspected to be caused by infections, although no pathogen has been found.


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Gastric and duodenal ulcers are largely caused by Helicobacter pylori infections, although it was long believed otherwise.


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The same goes for coronary heart disease, and strong suspicions exist for a number of cancers.


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Increasing human mobility and greater frequency of settlement give rise to ever greater potential for contagious diseases to spread.


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Cases of SARS and avian influenza have been much featured in the media, but the burden of infectious diseases weighing on humanity is actually made up of diseases that gain less column space: diarrhea, malaria, various parasites and respiratory infections.


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These nuisances will not abate for a long time: there is not enough political will either.


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[4] Infectious Diseases Finnish law The legislation on communicable diseases is contained in the Infectious Diseases Act (583/1986) and Regulation (786/1986) and the Health Protection Act (763/1994) and Regulation (1280/1994).


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In Finland, health care is the responsibility of health centres operated by municipalities, and every municipality must have a doctor responsible for the control and treatment of infectious diseases.


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The prevention and control of diseases transmitted through food and water is based on the provisions of the Health Protection Act.


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Suspicions of epidemics should be reported to the Department of Health and Welfare.


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For the prevention, limitation, detection and information of epidemics, there is a survey working group in every municipality, including at least an infectious disease doctor, an infectious disease liaison officer, a veterinarian involved in food control and a health inspector.


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[5] Health centres and hospital districts should monitor infectious diseases and keep a register of infectious diseases in their area.


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At the national level, the monitoring and control of infectious diseases (e.g.


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vaccination program planning) run by the Department of Health and Wellbeing of THL.


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Dangerous and rapidly spreading infectious diseases are subject to some special regulations.


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Diseases at general risk and requiring notification are defined in the Regulation.


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The confirmed cases of these diseases must be reported to THL.


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Examinations and medication for treatment are often free of charge for the affected patient.


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To prevent the spread of general-hazardous infectious diseases, non-standard means can be used that limit individual rights.


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[6] General hazardous diseases In October 2009, general hazardous infectious diseases in Finland under the Infectious Diseases Regulation were: [7] ehec infection hepatitis A influenza A virus subtype H5N1 (human transmitted avian influenza) smallpox yellow fever cholera syphilis diphtheria typhoid fever, juvenile typhoid fever and other diseases caused by salmonellas, meningococcal septic diseases and meningitis, anthrax polio (paediatric paralysis) plague SARS shigella erythema tuberculosis caused by viruses hemorrhagic fevers, i.e. Hemorrhagic fevers, excluding mole fever Diseases Reportable diseases According to the same report were: [8] Novel variant of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease echinococcosis septic diseases caused by haemophilus and meningitis hepatitis B hepatitis C pertussis HIV infection Sexually transmitted chlamydia infections Legionnaires' disease legionellosis listeriosis malaria mycobacterial diseases other than tuberculosis tick-borne encephalitis rabies sankers mumps gonorrhea measles rubella Sources Literature Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Huovinen, Maarit (ed.


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) | title = Happy travel| location = Helsinki| publisher = Duodecim: Finnish Association of Pharmacists: Institute of Public Health | year = 2002| version = Based on internet version of Duodecim and Public Health Institute Tourist Health Guide | id = ISBN 951-656-807-6}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = McNeill, William H.| title = Peoples and pestiles| location = Tampere| publisher = Equipoise | year = 2004| version = (Plagues and peoples, 2003.)


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Translated by Tero Karasjärvi and Ossi Kokkonen.


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Question: Are there islands in Lake Fire Water?

Ruovesi (lake)

Ruovesi [1] [2] is a lake located in Ruovesi and Mäntta-Vilppula in Pirkanmaa.


Question: Are there islands in Lake Fire Water?

Ruovesi (lake)

[2] [1] Ruovesi is located in the Kokemäenjoki river basin (river area number 35) in the Ruovesi Region (35.3) of the Näsijärven—Ruovesi Region (35.3), of which the lake belongs to the neighbourhood of Ruovesi (35.331) and the Paloselä Region (35.332).


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Ruovesi (lake)

The water level elevation of the lake is 96.1 meters mpy.


Question: Are there islands in Lake Fire Water?

Ruovesi (lake)

[1] [3] [4] Ruovesi is the 63rd largest lake in Finland.


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Ruovesi (lake)

If you interpret the lake basins of Ruovesi, Vaskivesi—Visuvesi, Palovesi—Jäminginselä and Tarjannevesi as one large Iso-Offerannevesi, it gives an area of 210 square kilometres.


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Iso-Tarjannevesi would be the 18th largest lake in Finland in that area.


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Ruovesi (lake)

[3] Geography Lake parts Ruovesi is a lake broken by headlands, islands and bays, whose lake parts bear many names in the mouth of the people.


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Ruovesi (lake)

The lake is thought of as a two-part lake, the western part of which is called Ruovede and the eastern part is called Paloselä.


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Ruovesi (lake)

Also administratively Ruovesi is divided from Hanhonvuolte into two dividing areas using these names.


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This division is also used in this article.


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[2] Ruovesi as a whole is 23 kilometres long and 13 kilometres wide [1].


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The lake covers an area of 6616 hectares or 66.2 square kilometres, which is divided between Ruovesi and Paloselä by 62% and 38% respectively.


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Ruovesi (lake)

The total length of its shoreline including the islands is 321 kilometers.


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There are a total of 242 islands.


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Ruovesi (lake)

The lengths of the shoreline and the number of islands are spread over both parts of the lake almost equally.


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In contrast, the common volume of the lake basins is 446 million cubic metres, or 0.44636 cubic kilometers.


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Ruovesi (lake)

It belongs to Ruovesi's lake part 82% and Paloselä only 18%, as Ruovesi's average depth is only one third of Paloselä's average depth.


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[2] Paloselkä Paloselkä (lake number is 35.332.1.001) has an area of 2482 hectares or 24.8 square kilometres.


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It is 14 kilometres long and 7.1 miles wide.


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East of Hanhonvuolte opens Majaselkä and immediately after Paloselkä, which are the largest lake beds in the lake part.


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Hongonniemi is a 3.5 kilometer long cape where Paloselkä ends.


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To the southeast of Paloselä, the shores of Hongonniemi are followed south by the Gulf of Perch, which as a narrow-mouthed bay forms its own lake district.


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East of Hongonniemi, the lake part of Paloselä continues as Hongonbacks, Aittoselkää and Soilunvuoltee.


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The part of the lake narrows to a strait-like lake section, at the end of which is finally located the Huutosback.


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Here in Vilppula, Kuorevesi falls through Kirkkoalmi in Paloselkki.


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Separate from Soilunvuolte to the southeast is Sulusselkä, or Pynnösselkä, which is an enlargement of a narrow-mouthed bay.


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[2] [5] The fire back has been calculated to have 128 islands.


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They have a combined area of 260 hectares, which is about 9.5% of the area of the lake part.


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Eighteen of the islands are over an acre, 94 are over aria and the remaining 16 are less than the size of an ar.


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Among these are the following significant islands, whose declared area has been measured on the map: Sotkansaari (52 ha [4]), Lehtisaari (61 ha), Kasilsaari (80 ha) and Iso Poukansaari (30 ha).


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[2] [1] The lake has been created and depth maps have been published.


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The volume of the lake is 81 million cubic meters, or 0.081 cubic kilometers.


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It has an average depth of 3.3 meters, and the maximum depth is 22.2 meters.


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The length of the shoreline of the lake is 144 kilometres, of which the total length of the islands' shoreline is 47 km.


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[2] [1] [6] Ruovesi Ruovesi (lake number is 35.331.1.001) has an area of 4135 hectares or 41.4 square kilometres.


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It is 14 miles long and 11 miles wide.


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Ruovesi has a clearer structure than Paloseloki.


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Its southernmost lake back is Tableselkä, which begins in Katu, where the lake descends through Kautunvuolteen to Palovesi Ruhalanselkä.


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The eastern part of the Fire Back is called the Missedge, with the eastern portions branching off into four bays.


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Of the bays, Tallusselkä and Enonlahti are the largest.


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On the west bank of the table back lies the central drive of Ruovesi, next to which the Pappilanlahti stands out.


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The lake narrows in the north and crams past Karkausniemi to Mustaselä.


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Ruovesi (lake)

Its northern shores belong to Salon Island, from both sides of which the supply water drops to the south.


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On the west side of Salonsaari, Syvinkisalmi is located and on the east side Salonsalmi, from where Tarjante waters flow.


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East of Mustaselä opens immediately without a clear border Sotkanselkä, which is a rather insular part of the lake.


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Today, Koljonsaari, east of Sotansaari, is a cape with Ruokoselkä remaining on the north side of the bay.


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On the south side of Koljonsaari, on the other hand, you can still reach Hanhonvuoltee, where the Lake part of Paloselä begins.


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[2] [1] The lake part of Ruovesi has been calculated to have 114 islands.


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Ruovesi (lake)

They have a combined area of 173 hectares, which is approximately 4.0% of the total area of the lake part.


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Ruovesi (lake)

Sixteen of the islands are over hectares, 93 are over aria and the remaining 5 are less than the size of an ar.


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Of these islands lie off Ruovesi Haapasaari (9 hectares), Siltasaari (24 ha), Ulonsaari (16 ha) and Kuurinsaari (6 ha).


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Ruovesi (lake)

The surface areas of these have been measured from the map.


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[2] [1] The lake part of Ruovesi has been created and depth maps have been published.


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Ruovesi (lake)

The volume of the lake is 365 million cubic meters, or 0.365 cubic kilometers.


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Ruovesi (lake)

Its average depth is 8.8 meters, and the maximum depth is 46.6 meters. The length of the shoreline of the lake is 177 kilometers, of which the total length of the shoreline of the islands is 37 kilometers.


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[2] [1] [7] Settlement on opposite shores of the lake lies two larger population centers.


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Ruovesi church village is located on the west bank of Tableselä, south of Pappilanlahti.


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West of Paloselän Huutoselä lies Vilppula, a twin town of Mänttä.


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Ruovesi (lake)

The settlement around the lake is mainly sparsely populated, although a few villages or corner municipalities are located off the shore.


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For example, Pynnöskylä and Pyöysniemi on the Mäntä-Vilppula side, Tuurakylä and Tammikoski on both sides of the municipal border, and Hanho, Rantakylä, Tuuhoskylä, Korpula, Pappilankulma, Kauttu and Ruhala Ruovesi on the municipal side.


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Ruovesi (lake)

[1] Water levels and flows The water level of the lake has been recorded in the registers of the Finnish Environment Agency from 1883 to 1992.


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Ruovesi (lake)

The average height of the water becomes 96.09 m mpy (N60) and the average annual fluctuation of the water level is 1.02 meters.


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The highest elevation of the lake's water level has been 98.37 meters (N60), measured in June 1899, and the lowest elevation of 95.31 meters, which was measured in March 1942.


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Ruovesi (lake)

According to the register, the maximum extremist variation has been 3.06 metres.


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Ruovesi (lake)

The central flow (MQ) of the lake has been calculated using catchment area and rainfall data to be approximately 53 cubic metres per second.


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[4] Water relations The lake is located at the junction of the waterways, as the Tarjannevesi (35.41, 5487 ha) flows from the north to it, through which the waters of a catchment area of 5769 square kilometres flow, and from the east to it descends through Kuorwater (2380 ha) the 2028 sq km route to Keuruu (35.61) waters of the catchment area.


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Ruovesi (lake)

They descend from Kotaselä through Vilppulankoski and Kirkkoalmi to the Huutosselä.


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Ruovesi (lake)

The waters of the Eläntee catchment area (35.37) and Ajosjärvi basin (35.335) from the north, the waters of the Salojärvi catchment area (35.337) and the Tuhrusoja catchment area (35.338) from the south.


Question: Are there islands in Lake Fire Water?

Ruovesi (lake)

The waters of the Ruojärvi catchment area (35.334) and the Mato ditch catchment (35.333) fall on the western shore of Ruovesi, and finally the waters of the Enonjoki catchment area (35.339) on the eastern shore.


Question: Are there islands in Lake Fire Water?

Ruovesi (lake)

[3] In the neighbouring area of Ruovesi (35.331) there are less than 10 lakes or ponds over hectares which fall directly into the lake.


Question: Are there islands in Lake Fire Water?

Ruovesi (lake)

The most notable of these are Upper Talluslammi (5 ha) and Alainen Talluslammi (17 ha), which descend to Tallusselkä, Rynkäjärvi (2 ha) and Vääjärvi (3 ha), which fall in Enonlahti to Kotalahti, Elk Lake (6 ha) and Tervalmi, which descend to Misselkä, and Corpulanpond (3 ha), which descends to the Gulf of Korpula.


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Ruovesi (lake)

Iso Kiimajärvi (5 ha) falls on the western shore of Ruovesi.


Question: Are there islands in Lake Fire Water?

Ruovesi (lake)

More than 13 lakes or ponds are located in the immediate area of Paloselä.


Question: Are there islands in Lake Fire Water?

Ruovesi (lake)

The most notable of them are Iso Pirttijärvi (19 ha) and Vähä Pirttijärvi (7 ha), which have a common drop ditch, Ahvenlammi (5 ha), which descends to Ahveslahti, and still Kivistö (2 ha), Pitkonlammi (2 ha) and Päijänteenlammi (2 ha), which fall to Huutoselkä and Kirkoselkä Mee.


Question: Are there islands in Lake Fire Water?

Ruovesi (lake)

The northern shore of Paloselä falls directly to Vähä Kangasjärvi (14 ha), which also descends to Kirkkoalme, Kasilanjärvi (45 ha), Särkilammi (4 ha), Liinolammi (1 ha), Mertoslammi (3 ha) and Masonlammi (4 ha), which counts Paloselä in Pillusselkä, Koivujärvi (4 ha) 25 ha), which counts A fire-back.


Question: Are there islands in Lake Fire Water?

Ruovesi (lake)

[1] [3] [4] Ruovesi falls south to Palovesi in Jäminkiselki (4272 ha) through Kautunvuolte and partly through the Kautu Canal.


Question: Are there islands in Lake Fire Water?

Ruovesi (lake)

A height difference of only 10 centimeters is indicated on maps between the elevations of water levels in the lakes.


Question: Are there islands in Lake Fire Water?

Ruovesi (lake)

[1] [3] See also List of 100 largest lakes in Finland Sources Category:Ruovesi Region Category:Lakes of Ruovesi Category:Lakes of Mäntä-Vilppula


Question: When is SISU established?

Sisu Auto

Oy Sisu Auto Ab is a Finnish automotive factory founded in 1931 and was born under the name Oy Suomen Auto Ab.


Question: When is SISU established?

Sisu Auto

The company is privately owned and manufactures SISU brand trucks for civilian and military use.


Question: When is SISU established?

Sisu Auto

Today its factory is located in Karja, Raasepori.


Question: When is SISU established?

Sisu Auto

History Finnish Automotive industry and SISU trademark The transactions of two car body factories in Kallio, Helsinki, were merged in 1931, creating O/Y Suomen Automotive A/B.


Question: When is SISU established?

Sisu Auto

The company started operations at Fleminginkatu 27.


Question: When is SISU established?

Sisu Auto

The design of the cars began.


Question: When is SISU established?

Sisu Auto

From the start, the car's internal working title was “Sisu”.


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Sisu Auto

Volvo, a Swedish company, was chosen as the component supplier.


Question: When is SISU established?

Sisu Auto

The company's longtime CEO served as Tor Nessling.


Question: When is SISU established?

Sisu Auto

The SISU name of the car was confirmed as an official trademark on the basis of public competition.


Question: When is SISU established?

Sisu Auto

The name was proposed by Veikko Arohonka from Hämeenlinna.


Question: When is SISU established?

Sisu Auto

The first nine cars manufactured — one bus and eight trucks — will be completed during the summer and fall of 1932.


Question: When is SISU established?

Sisu Auto

The production principle was “from the factory to direct driving” if the customer so desired.


Question: When is SISU established?

Sisu Auto

Production started in Helsinki with three different models with a total weight of 4800kg and a load capacity of 2300kg.


Question: When is SISU established?

Sisu Auto

In 1934, the company started using Finnish Olympia engines and started producing trams as well.


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The use of Volvo components in the SISU car was abandoned.


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Manufacturing of railway stock began with bus-bodied track cars supplied to VR.


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The first diesel-engined Sisu was completed, it was powered by the American Hercules diesel.


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The first armored car prototype was produced by the company in 1938.


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Demand for trucks fizzled thanks to the boom and preparations for war.


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Cars were exported to Estonia and Latvia.


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Serial manufacture of trams began in 1938.


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In 1943, the Finnish Automotive industry handed over to a company called Yhtesisu Oy for five years the exclusive right to manufacture Sisu S-22 trucks.


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Joint Sisu will be established in Helsinki, the initiative will come from the Finnish Defence Forces, including the State and all the main metal companies in the country.


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The company built a factory in Vanaja near Hämeenlinna.


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The last Sisu trucks were completed from the Yönnisu factory in 1948, after which the company continued to operate as Vanajan Autotehdas Oy, producing Vanaja brand trucks and buses.


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In total, Yhtesisu manufactured 294 SISU-branded trucks.


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Moving to Karja in 1944 the operations of the Finnish Automotive factory in Helsinki moved to Karja, where a plot had already been acquired in 1941.


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The plants of the current Oy Sisu Auto AB are still operating in Karja.


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After the Continuation War, the Finnish Automotive industry supplied more than 2000 pieces of Sisu AMC side-valve engines to the Soviet Union as war reparations.


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Own cab production finished before the Winter War begins again in 1955, with the Nalle-Sisu all-steel cabin as the first product.


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In the same year, the light truck collection Nalle-Sisu will be presented.


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The medium-heavy truck collection is named Kontio-Sisu.


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In 1959, Sisu's own tram manufacture ends.


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The Finnish Automotive Industry has also imported Rolls-Royce passenger cars in 1946 and Leyland trucks in 1955.


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The Sisu KB-112 (1962) is the first European truck to enter series production with a hydraulically forward plastering cab.


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Fusion and State Ownership In 1968, Suomen Autoteollisuus and Vanajan Autotehdas Oy merged.


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After the merger, Sisu began using an American-made non-synchronised Fuller gearbox previously used by Vanaja, as well as a lift drive designed by Master of Science Veikko Murose, capable of lifting the rear axle when the car was under full load.


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From 1969 onwards, the Finnish Automotive industry also manufactured terminal tractors.


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In 1975, the Finnish Automotive Industry became a state company.


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In 1976, a tripartite agreement was concluded between Leyland, Saab-Scania and the Finnish Automotive Industry, giving Leyland and Saab-Scania the transfer of ten per cent of the Finnish Automotive shares each.


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The Finnish Automotive industry changed its name to Oy Sisu Auto AB in 1981.


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In 1985, Sisu Auto again became a company wholly owned by the state.


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Sisu Auto abandoned the manufacture of buses.


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On 1 May 1994, Valmet's transportation equipment and tractor businesses were merged into Sisu Auto.


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Sisu Auto Partek Ownership 2002 and Investors 2004 In 1997, Sisu Auto entered into a letter of intent with Renault, and Sisu Defence Oy took over as a state-owned company.


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In the same year, Partek Corporation acquired a majority stake in Oy Sisu Auto Ab's common stock.


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The Hämeenlinna unit Sisu Akselit was separated into its own company and sold to private equity investors in 1999.


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In 2002, Kone Plc acquired Partek Plc.


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In 2004, Kone Oyj sold Oy Sisu Auto Ab to Suomen Auto Oy Oy, a group of investors formed by Finnish individuals and the company's management.


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In 2005, a new Sisu Defence unit was created to be responsible for the manufacture and marketing of military trucks.


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A subsidiary LT Finland Oy was established for the import and marketing of Renault commercial vehicles.


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In 2008, Sisu won an international tender for timber car combinations to be delivered to Russia; Sisu Auto supplied 91 lumber car combinations to ILIM Group, Russia's largest international forestry industry company.


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ILIM Group also ordered 12 factory-equipped SISU Rock 6x4 earthmoving cars.


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[1] Timo Korhonen period In 2010, a group of investors sold the entire stock of Suomen Automotive Oy to a company founded by the acting management (Timo Korhonen, Olof and Maija Elenius) for the acquisition of shares, Suomen Special Vehicles Oy (SEA).


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In 2012, Sisu was selected as the winner of the title of Truck of the Year in Finland 2012 by the Auto, Technology and Transport truck magazine.


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Sisu bought back the truck production from Komas Ltd.


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In the store, 45 employees transferred to Sisu.


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In 2013, Timo Korhonen, CEO of Sisu Auto, acquired Olof and Maija Elenius' interests in SEA.


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The Chairman of the Board of Directors Timo Korhonen therefore owns the entire stock of Oy Sisu Auto Ab alone.


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In 1951, trucks Jyry, Kontio and Nalle K-50 were put on sale: the largest Sisu manufactured in Finland, with a total weight of 52200kg.


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Sisu KB-117 to market in 1963 the first European mass-produced dump cab truck M-series 250px|miniature|Sisu M-162 In 1969, the Sisu M-series was introduced.


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Called names e.g.


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“Rivittikoppi-sisu” and “wiener pipe”.


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The names were attributed to the cab's large windows and the way it was built, as the cockpit was mainly rivetingly assembled.


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S-series 250px|Thumble|right|SISU SL 190 In 1980, the Sisu S-series was launched.


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Different models were: SL: nosed and low-cabin SR: nosed and high-cabin SK: nose roof and low cabin SM: nose roof and high-cabin E-series In 1995, the Sisu E-series entered production and replaced 14 years in production, in many respects already since its competitors. of the missed S series.


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Renault cab in 1998.


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E11 Cummins E11 Renault somewhere in model years E12 Mack E14 Cummins E18 Caterpillar In 1996, the robust Supra range was introduced.


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C500, R500 and C600 In 2005, Sisu introduced the new C500, R500 (each of the aforementioned DXi13 500 hp group engine manufactured by Renault) and C600 (Caterpillar's E15M 550 hp engine) models.


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In 2006, Sisu began producing a new collection.


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Sisu Rock: Earthmoving truck Sisu Roll: Replacement truck Sisu Timber: Timber car Sisu Works: Road care/multifunctional car Sisu Crane: Special made crane car Sisu Carrier: Machinery transport truck is powered by Renault's R460 and R500, and Caterpillar's C520, C560 and C630.


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Sisu Polar 250px|Thumble|right|Sisu Polar Works DK16M K-AKK-8x4/335+140+137 In 2010, Sisu started a component collaboration with Daimler and introduced the Sisu Polar range, which uses a lot of components from Mercedes-Benz trucks.


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The collection has been awarded the Key Flag and Design from Finland by the Finnish Federation of Work.


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Production of the second generation Polar Euro VI model began in May 2014.


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The model has been completely redesigned and designed in Finland.


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The engines are still from Mercedes-Benz, but compared to the engine versions of the previous generation, there is 100—200 Nm more torque.


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The six product categories, which are familiar from the first Euro V generation, optimized for different user environments, are also the body of the Euro VI range.


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[2] [3] Sisu Rock: Earthmoving truck Sisu Roll: Replacement truck Sisu Timber: Timber car Sisu Works: Road care/multi-function car Sisu Crane: Special made crane truck Sisu Carrier: Machine transport truck Sisu Hauler: Heavy duty locomotive with engines Mercedes-Benz OM501LA, V6, 350kW/480 hp, 2,300 Nm Mercedes-Benz OM502LA, V8, 405kW/550 hp, 2,600 Nm Mercedes-Benz OM502LA, V8, 440kW/600 hp, 2,800 Nm Transmissions Mercedes PowerShift G280-16, gear automatic, Mercedes Telligent G240-16 Synch16 Light drive Eaton Fuller RTLO 20918, non-synchronized gearbox Frame Sisun high C-profile C-460 frame Sisun low U-profile U-300 frame Cab Semi-length cab Sleeping cab High sleeping cab.


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Traction mode selectable from 6×2, 6×4, 8×2, 8×4, 10×2 or 10×4, selectable with several different suspension and steering options.


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Buses from the start of the Ilves bus for sale 1951 The design developed by the military collection Sisu for the use of the Defence Forces for a long time was the twisting body of cars, which ensured good off-road mobility while the wheels remained attached to the ground.


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Kärppä-Sisu, mainly aimed at distribution use and as a light garrison truck Proto-Sisu The first all-wheel drive off-road truck manufactured by Sisu, the Sisu KB-45, was handed over to the Defence Forces in 1964.


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In the Defence Forces, the name of this model, as well as its various versions, the A-45 and AH-45, became established as Proto-Sisu or, more briefly, Proto.


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Classified as a medium-heavy all-terrain truck, the Proto is used as a puller for topping guns and heavy mortars, among other things.


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Now, the Defence Forces have been auctioning off decommissioned Proto equipment, which has gained popularity among private enthusiasts.


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Due to its small size and twisting hull, the Proto has excellent off-road characteristics.


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Many enthusiasts have switched to the larger 14.00R20 tyres, the so-called Mas tyres.


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With bigger tires, good off-road characteristics are enhanced even more.


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Sisu A-45 specifications: Engines: KB-45 SF: 4-stroke, 6 cylinder SISU petrol engine, production volume 1 pcs KB-45 BH: 4-stroke, 6 cylinder 7.0-litre Valmet 612D (protype engine, not the same as the newer Valmet 612 in production 1985-2006) KB-45 SV: 4-stroke, 6- cylinder 6.54-litre Leyland EO.400 direct injection diesel A-45 CV: 4-stroke, 6-cylinder 6.54-litre Leyland EO.401 direct injection diesel (103kW/393 Nm) A-45 BH: 4-stroke, 6-cylinder 7.0-litre Valmet 612D A-45 CI: 4-stroke, 6-cylinder 6.60-litre Valmet 611CA Direct Injection Diesel (96kW/420 Nm).


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A-45 GM: 6.21 litre Detroit diesel/GM V8 diesel engine (116/kW/346 Nm) manufacturing volume 4 pcs AH-45 SVT: 4-stroke, 6-cylinder supercharged 6.54-litre Leyland EO.410 direct injection diesel (110kW/468 Nm) AH-45 CVT: 4-stroke, 6-cylinder supercharged 6.54-litre Leyland EO.410 - direct injection diesel (110kW/468 Nm) traction system: 4×2 (rear-wheel drive) in normal driving, 4×4 (four-wheel drive) switchable if necessary.


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5-speed basic gearbox as well as off-road range gearbox.


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Differentials are equipped with pneumatic locks.


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winch; mechanical Sepson winch, traction 50kN, wire length 50m, front and rear traction tires; 14.5-20MPT/12PR Curb weight: 5500kg load capacity: 4000kg dimensions: length 6.10m, width 2.35m, height 2.85m wheelbase: 3400mm/3700mm, part of frame extended as new or in case of renovation, giving the space obtained for a short pto shaft between the gearbox and the transfer box to replace the original instrument joint.


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Naturally, the overall length also increased by the same amount.


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wading depth 1.00 m ground clearance 0.34 m Approach and leave angle 38 degrees seating in addition to driver in cab 2, load mode 24 years of manufacture: KB-45:1964-1969 A-45:1970-1981 AH-45:1970-1977 Sisu KB-46 was a prototype of an all-terrain truck built in 1968.


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Only 7 pieces of the Sisu SA-110 model were produced in the mid-1980s.


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Specifications: Engines: 4-stroke, 4-cylinder 4.40-liter Valmet 411 DSJ direct injector diesel Power 110kW (150hp)/2500r/min.


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Torque 500Nm/1500r/min.


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or Deutz BF 6 L 913 traction system: Normal running 4×2, if necessary 4×4 switchable.


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5-speed synchronized base gearbox as well as off-road range gearbox.


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Differentials are equipped with locks.


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Portal-type driving wheels.


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Tyres 14.00R20 Curb weight: 5950kg Load capacity: 3550kg Gross weight 9500kg Exterior dimensions: length 6.50 m, width 2.34 m, height 2.84 m Platform length 3.85 m Masi In 1982 the Defence Forces acquired more off-road trucks from Sisu.


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The Sisu SA-150, which received the nickname Masi (Terrain Sisu), was developed on the basis of Proto and is a four-wheel drive.


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The most obvious differences are the redesigned cab and larger tyres, which give Mas ground clearance 40cm when measured against differentials.


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The Masi is classified as a medium-heavy all-terrain truck and in the Defence Forces its main use is traction for field guns as well as maintenance transport.


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In 1990, the Sisu SA-151 was introduced, which differs externally very little from the SA-150 model.


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The main difference is a pallet 10cm wider.


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Mas's latest Sisu SA-130 model, introduced in 1992, features an externally redesigned cockpit as well as a lower-power (low emission) engine compared to older models.


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Also, the axles are newer model, they have five planetary wheels on the wheel hub.


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Older Mases (and Protos, Rases, Pases, and Civil models) have three planetary wheels.


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In addition, the leaf springs are parable-type.


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Sisu SA-150 specifications: engine: 4-stroke turbocharged, 6.6-litre Valmet 611 CSBA/DSBA direct injection diesel.


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Power 150kW (204hp)/2500r/min.


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Torque 695Nm (71 kpm)/1500r/min.


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traction system: Normal running 4x2, if necessary 4x4 switchable.


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6-speed synchronized base gearbox as well as off-road range gearbox.


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Differentials are equipped with locks.


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winch; hydraulic winch, traction 80kN, cable length 50 m, front and rear traction tires 14.00R20 Curb weight: 7600kg load capacity: 6400kg Exterior dimensions: length 6.76 m, width 2.50 m, height 3.10 m Pallet size: 2.30 m x 4.90 m seating in addition to the driver in the cab 2, in load mode 16 Years of manufacture: 1982—1991 in the Sisu SA-130 model 4-stroke turbocharged 6.6-litre Valmet/SISUdiesel 620 DS direct injection diesel.


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Power 132kW (180hp).


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The Rasi Sisu SA-240, or Heavy Sisu, callednamed Rasi, is a heavy three-axle off-road truck developed in the late 1980s.


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From the box there is also a version SA-241, the external differences of which to the model SA-240 are quite minimal.


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Engine: brand/model/mode of operation: 4-stroke turbocharged and intercooled 10.00 litre Cummins LTA 10 330 T direct injection diesel (246kW/1260 Nm) Traction system: Continuous 6x6, equipped with separately lockable transverse locks.


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Between the engine and the gearbox is a torque converter, which acts as a clutch for the vehicle.


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Tyres: 14.00R20 18PR Curb weight: 10,000kg Load capacity: 12,000kg Dimensions: length: 7.80 m, width: 2.50 m, height: 3.10 m Seats in the driver's cab: 2, in load mode: 24 Years of manufacture: 1984-1990 SK series for example Sisu SK-250 6x6 MIL Engine: brand/ model/mode: turbocharged intercooled Cummins LTA 10-335 10/ 4-T direct injection diesel, cylinder displacement/propulsion: 10.00 l/diesel, max power/torque: 250kW/1340 Nm Traction system: 6x6 switchable Tyres: 14.00R20 18PR Curb weight: 9120kg Load capacity: 15380kg Dimensions: Length: 8,30 m, width: 2.54 m, height: 3.07 m Seating in the cab in addition to the driver: 2 Equipment for example Hiab 120-2 body crane Manufacture/Supply years: 1990-1993 SM series for example Sisu SM-270 8x4 tanker Engine: brand/model/mode of operation: turbocharged intercooled Cummins NTE-365/ 4-T direct injection diesel, cylinder volume/propulsion: 14.00 l/diesel, max power/torque: 270kW/1260 Nm Traction system: 8x4 switchable Curb weight: 14600kg Load capacity: 16750kg Dimensions: length: 10.40 m, height: 2.60 m,: 3.60 m For example, fuel refueling and transport equipment, Load capacity: 2400 l + 4800 l + 4900 l + 4900 l + 3100 l = 20100 l Seating in the driver's cab: 1 Manufacture/procurement years: 1990-1993 Pasi Sisu XA-180/185 models, called Pasi or Armour-Sisu, are three-axle armored personnel carriers.


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Despite a very similar type designation, the XA-203 is not made by Sisu.


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Its manufacturer was Patria.


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Nasu NA-110 calledNamed Nasu or “Nauha-Sisu” is a type crawler vehicle of the Swedish Bandvagni.


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Engine: brand/model/mode of operation: GM 6.2 l Heavy Duty V-8/ 4-T pre-chamber, cylindry/propulsion: 6.21 l/diesel, max power/torque: 113kW/346 Nm traction system: four rolls, continuous dead weight: 5250kg load capacity: 1950kg Dimensions: length 7.67m, width 1.91m, height 2.38m seating in the driver's cab 4, in load space 12 swimming-capable manufacture/acquisition years: 1992-1994 country of manufacture: Finland NA-140 BT Engine: brand/model/mode of operation: Rover 3.5 (3.9) V-8/ 4-T injection, cylinder displacement/propulsion: 3,528 l (3,950 l) /petrol 99 oct, max Power/torque: 142kW/280Nm (138kW/318 Nm) traction system: four rolls, continuous dead weight: 4850kg load capacity: 1950kg Dimensions: length 7.55m, width 1.91m, height 2.30m seating in addition to driver in cab 4, load compartment 12 swimming-capable manufacture/acquisition years : 1986-1991 country of manufacture: Finland Raisu Minesweeper, type designation RA-140.


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“Raisu” is built on a modified Pasi platform.


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It has a cockpit booth on top of the fuselage, the middle axle has been removed, and a robust clearing rotor is located in the aft part of the unit.


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Various versions of the device have been made for use by ground forces and air forces.


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Total length: 9.5 m Total width: 4 m Height about: 3 m Gross weight: 15t Maximum speed: 70km/h Maximum clearance speed: 6km/h Engine: 6.1-litre, 6-cylinder, air-cooled, intercooled Deutz turbo diesel, 141kw, 635nm Transmission: Doromat 874 AM/PTO 4+1 - automatic transmission with torque converter clearing width: 3.4 m clearance device hydraulically operated chain rotor rotor rotating arm blasts or breaks mines continuous four-wheel drive with lockable differential liquid assisted pneumatic brakes, front discs, rear drum brakes bulletproof Tyres, cockpit armored, soundproof and pressure-protected off-road mounting system Anti-aircraft machine gun ET-Series (Eemeli), 1st generation Since 1999, Sisu has been producing Sisu ET model series, all-wheel-drive especially for off-road conditions the intended truck.


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Unlike previous SISU all-terrain trucks, this model uses a Renault cab and a near-normal road truck body, which does not have the twisting frame that has refunded the good off-road mobility of previous models.


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However, reasonable off-road mobility is ensured by large, independent flexibility of the wheels.


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This model is made with both continuous 6x6 and 8x8 drawways.


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Most ET models in use by the Armed Forces are equipped with an 11-litre Cummins engine and either a 6- or 7-speed Allison automatic transmission.


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This model is also known under the names Sisu HMTV and Sisu Defence.


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Collection: Sisu E11T 6x6 Sisu E11T 8x8 Specifications of the Sisu E11T 6x6 used by the Defence Forces: engine: brand/model/mode of operation: 4-stroke turbocharged and intercooled 10.82-litre Cummins M11-380 E direct injection diesel (278kW/1825 Nm).


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traction system: 6x6 traction with longitudinal and transverse locks.


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Dead weight: 12 400kg Load capacity: 11 600kg Dimensions: length 9.24 m, width 2.55 m, height 3.23 m Seating capacity for the driver in the cab 1, in load mode 30 (since 1 April 2007 24) of the car also exist fire engine and other special versions of the ETP series (Eemeli), 2nd generation ETP Sisu lived callednamed “Fly” or “Frog”.


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Sisu Defence introduced a new ETP series in the summer of 2006.


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The Generation Sisu Defence ETP series features a Finnish-made two-person low-profile cockpit positioned lower than normal to allow the vehicle to be able to transport.


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The armoured cockpit is mine-protected and ballistic weapons protection is also available.


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The car has an engine manufactured by Caterpillar with power from 275 to 550 hp (depending on the model).


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The car is equipped with a 7-step Allison automatic transmission.


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In the 10x10 version, the first, second and fifth axes are controlling.


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The model series is based on the use of standard truck components.


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All critical components are well protected.


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For example, the cooling system is positioned between the fuselage behind the armored cockpit.


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Collection: Sisu E 7 T 4x4 Engine: Caterpillar C7 diesel engine, 275 hp, Euro IV Gearbox: Allison 3000 automatic Axles: Sisu Axles Suspension: SISU Cabin: Finnish-made armored 2-seater cab Payload: 5 t Sisu E 13 T 6x6 Engine: Caterpillar C13 diesel engine, 400 hp, Euro IV Transmission: Allison 4500 automatic Axles: Sisu Axles Suspension: SISU Cabin: Finnish-made armored 2-seater cab Payload: 15 t Sisu E 13 T 8x8 (Called by drivers chameleon or 8x8 alone) Engine: Caterpillar C13 diesel engine, 485 hp, Euro IV Transmission: Allison 4500 automatic Axles: Sisu Axles Suspension: SISU Cabin: Finnish-made armored 2-seater cab Payload: 20 t Sisu E 15 T 10x10 (Leguan called by drivers) Engine: Caterpillar C15 diesel engine, 550 hp, Euro IV Transmission: Allison 4700 automaton Axles: Sisu Axles Suspension: SISU Cabin: Finnish-made armored 2-seater cab Payload: 25 t A bridge vehicle version of the car is a collaborative project with German KMW and Finnish Patria.


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The Sisu A2045 Sisu A2045 is a medium-duty off-road truck introduced in the fall of 2008.


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The Defence Force has ordered 240 of these pieces.


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The A2045 is the smallest of Sisu's military-use vehicles.


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It is partly based on technology purchased from MAN, e.g.


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for the engine and axles.


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On 6 April 2018, Sisu GTP 4x4 Sisu announced a new vehicle, named the Sisu GTP 4x4, in its press release.


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This is a 10-seat armored personnel carrier vehicle with many different cockpit options possible.


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The vehicle has a maximum payload of 4500 kg.


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Sources References Elsewhere (referenced 22.11.2008) Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Blomberg, Olli| title = Finnish Sisua since 1931: from conglomerate to truck| location = Karja| publisher = Sisu Auto| year = 2006}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Nygrén, Helge| title = Sisu on the roads of Finland and the world| location = Helsinki| publisher = Sisu-auto| year = 1981}} * Category:Key articles of screening


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Sonic the Hedgehog (Jap.


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Sonikku za Hejjihoggu (meaning Sonic Hedgehoggu) (meaning Sonic Hedgehog) is a fictional character and the official mascot of video game company Sega.


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Sonic was created by Sega's development team Sonic Team members Naoto Ōshima, Hirokazu Yasuhara, as well as programmer Yuji Naka and the character debuted as a playable character on the company's 16-bit Sega Mega Drive game console in the video game of the same name in 1991, but Sonic had already appeared in the Rad Mobile video game (). 1991) as an air freshener hanging from the car's reverse mirror.


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Sonic was created to challenge Nintendo's Mario character in the console market and replace Sega's old mascot Alex Kidd.


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Sonic initially appeared exclusively on Sega hardware, but as Sega's last console Sega Dreamcast waned, Sonic moved to other platforms.


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Sonic's last game on Sega's own console is Sonic Adventure 2.


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Sonic The Hedgehog is also one of the most popular level leap characters in the world.


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Character introduction Sonic is a 15 year old blue-furred hedgehog born on Christmas Island ().


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Sonic's real name is Sonic “Maurice” The Hedgehog.


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He is 155 centimeters tall and weighs about 35 kilograms.


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[1] Sonic is the fastest hedgehog in the world, capable of running faster than sound.


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He can twist into a ball, mainly to destroy enemies, which is an important part of games and animations.


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In the games, Sonic never knows how to swim, but sinks to the bottom, but he can run on the surface of the water.


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Admittedly, in the Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog animation, she can swim and in Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games she wears life jackets to stay afloat and can temporarily swim only in Super Smash Bros.


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In a Brawl game.


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Sonic fights vicious Tri.


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Ivo “Eggman” against Robotnik and often Eggman's goal is to collect all seven Chaos Emeralds (Chaos Emeralds), and with their power to destroy the world and build a place in his place which he would control.


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In the old Sonic games, Eggman's goal was, with the power of Chaos Emeralds, to turn all of Sonic's animal lovers into brainless Badnik robots.


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The animals are powered by these robots, and after Sonic destroyed the robot, they leapt away.


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Depending on the interpretation, Sonic lives in either a strange version of planet Earth or a planet on Mobius (as in the old Dic'in television series and the official Sonic comic).


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Sonic's friends include the young, two-tailed flying fox Miles “Tails” Prower, the pasting beaked hedgehog Knuckles the Echidna, and, in later games, the pink girl-hedgehog Amy Rose and the hare Cream the Rabbit.


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Sonic has also had numerous opponents of Dr.


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In addition to Eggman, such as Metal Sonic, Shadow the Hedgehog and Silver the Hedgehog.


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Abilities Sonic has the ability to run faster than sound, that is, more than 1236 kilometers per hour.


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[2] In games, his known abilities have included a twist attack (Spin Attack), which he can do while jumping and running at the best speed, allowing Sonic to clear enemies out of his way.


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In the Finnish instruction books, the ability is variously named, including “Super Sonic twist attack” [3] and “vortex attack” [4].


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Since Sonic 2, Sonic has gained an instant boost with a plunge attack (Spin Dash).


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On the Sonic CD, Sonic is able to make the “Super Peel-Out” move, allowing his speed to increase and the movement of his legs going into an 8 shape.


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In Sonic Adventure, Sonic is able to make the “Homing Attack” move, causing him to be guided as a ball towards the target.


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He can also use the powers of WISP aliens in Sonic Colours.


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Sonic has had several different makeovers over the course of the franchise.


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Sonic is able to transform into a golden “Super Sonic” after gaining possession of seven Chaos Emeralds and at least 50 Rings.


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Super Sonic's spines rise upward and he is almost invulnerable and even able to fly at times (seen mainly in space).


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Super Sonic's powers deplete when the rings wear out and he turns back into regular Sonic.


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Super Sonic first appears in Sonic 2 and is the most frequently used makeover that has occurred during the game series.