Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_AUTH [COOKIE Description]

Output: An indicator if you are currently logged into the store.


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_INFO [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted version of the customer group you belong to.


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_SEGMENT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: Stores the Customer Segment ID


Input: [COOKIE name] EXTERNAL_NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

Output: A flag, which indicates whether caching is disabled or not.


Input: [COOKIE name] FRONTEND [COOKIE Description]

Output: You sesssion ID on the server.


Input: [COOKIE name] GUEST-VIEW [COOKIE Description]

Output: Allows guests to edit their orders.


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_CATEGORY [COOKIE Description]

Output: The last category you visited.


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_PRODUCT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The most recent product you have viewed.


Input: [COOKIE name] NEWMESSAGE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a new message has been received.


Input: [COOKIE name] NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether it is allowed to use cache.


Input: [COOKIE name] PERSISTENT_SHOPPING_CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: A link to information about your cart and viewing history if you have asked the site.


Input: [COOKIE name] POLL [COOKIE Description]

Output: The ID of any polls you have recently voted in.


Input: [COOKIE name] POLLN [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on what polls you have voted on.


Input: [COOKIE name] RECENTLYCOMPARED [COOKIE Description]

Output: The items that you have recently compared.


Input: [COOKIE name] STF [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on products you have emailed to friends.


Input: [COOKIE name] STORE [COOKIE Description]

Output: The store view or language you have selected.


Input: [COOKIE name] USER_ALLOWED_SAVE_COOKIE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a customer allowed to use cookies.


Input: [COOKIE name] VIEWED_PRODUCT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: The products that you have recently viewed.


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted list of products added to your Wishlist.


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST_CNT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The number of items in your Wishlist.


Input: [COOKIE name] CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: The association with your shopping cart.


Input: [COOKIE name] CATEGORY_INFO [COOKIE Description]

Output: Stores the category info on the page, that allows to display pages more quickly.


Input: [COOKIE name] COMPARE [COOKIE Description]

Output: The items that you have in the Compare Products list.


Input: [COOKIE name] CURRENCY [COOKIE Description]

Output: Your preferred currency


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted version of your customer id with the store.


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_AUTH [COOKIE Description]

Output: An indicator if you are currently logged into the store.


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_INFO [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted version of the customer group you belong to.


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_SEGMENT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: Stores the Customer Segment ID


Input: [COOKIE name] EXTERNAL_NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

Output: A flag, which indicates whether caching is disabled or not.


Input: [COOKIE name] FRONTEND [COOKIE Description]

Output: You sesssion ID on the server.


Input: [COOKIE name] GUEST-VIEW [COOKIE Description]

Output: Allows guests to edit their orders.


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_CATEGORY [COOKIE Description]

Output: The last category you visited.


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_PRODUCT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The most recent product you have viewed.


Input: [COOKIE name] NEWMESSAGE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a new message has been received.


Input: [COOKIE name] NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether it is allowed to use cache.


Input: [COOKIE name] PERSISTENT_SHOPPING_CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: A link to information about your cart and viewing history if you have asked the site.


Input: [COOKIE name] POLL [COOKIE Description]

Output: The ID of any polls you have recently voted in.


Input: [COOKIE name] POLLN [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on what polls you have voted on.


Input: [COOKIE name] RECENTLYCOMPARED [COOKIE Description]

Output: The items that you have recently compared.


Input: [COOKIE name] STF [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on products you have emailed to friends.


Input: [COOKIE name] STORE [COOKIE Description]

Output: The store view or language you have selected.


Input: [COOKIE name] USER_ALLOWED_SAVE_COOKIE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a customer allowed to use cookies.


Input: [COOKIE name] VIEWED_PRODUCT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: The products that you have recently viewed.


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted list of products added to your Wishlist.


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST_CNT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The number of items in your Wishlist.


Input: [COOKIE name] __utma [COOKIE Description]

Output: Required for Google Analytic tracking


Input: [COOKIE name] __utmb [COOKIE Description]

Output: Required for Google Analytic tracking


Input: [COOKIE name] __utmc [COOKIE Description]

Output: Required for Google Analytic tracking


Input: [COOKIE name] __utmz [COOKIE Description]

Output: Required for Google Analytic tracking


Input: [Service] Bronchitis, acute [Cost Level]

Output: Higher Cost


Input: [Service] Depression/Minor Mood Disorders [Cost Level]

Output: Medium Cost


Input: [Service] Genitourinary Infections, nonsexually transmitted [Cost Level]

Output: Medium Cost


Input: [Service] Lung Infection, bacterial [Cost Level]

Output: Higher Cost


Input: [Service] Mammogram, screening, digital [Cost Level]

Output: Higher Cost


Input: [Service] Routine Exam [Cost Level]

Output: Higher Cost


Input: [Service] Skin Inflammation, minor [Cost Level]

Output: Medium Cost


Input: [Service] Sore Throat and Tonsillitis/Adenoiditis, without surgery [Cost Level]

Output: Medium Cost


Input: [Leg] 0 [Total] 56.6 [Penny Pines 2 to Pine Creek]

Output: Leave Penny Pines Aid Station and head west down Noble Canyon Trail


Input: [Leg] 0.1 [Total] 56.7 [Penny Pines 2 to Pine Creek]

Output: At intersection of Big Laguna Trail; stay right and continue to follow the Noble Canyon Trail


Input: [Leg] 0.2 [Total] 56.8 [Penny Pines 2 to Pine Creek]

Output: Bear right at intersection and follow Noble Canyon Trail signs. While on Noble Canyon Trail, you will cross an asphalt road several times. In each instance, cross the road and pick up Noble Canyon Trail each time on the other side of the asphalt road. Noble Canyon Trail has many signs.


Input: [Leg] 5.9 [Total] 62.5 [Penny Pines 2 to Pine Creek]

Output: Cross a stream and bear left on the trail, staying on Noble Canyon Trail. You should see a small Noble Canyon Trail sign just after you turn left.


Input: [Leg] 7.4 [Total] 64 [Penny Pines 2 to Pine Creek]

Output: After descending a rocky section on Noble you will leave Noble Canyon Trail by heading straight instead of taking a sharp left turn which is where Noble Canyon Trail continues. You will run straight on the trail for .3 miles to Pine Creek 1 aid station which is a dirt parking area at the top of a short climb. The .3 miles after leaving Noble Canyon Trail to the Pine Creek aid station parallels a stream which will be to the left of you.


Input: [Leg] 7.7 [Total] 64.3 [Penny Pines 2 to Pine Creek]

Output: Pine Creek 1 Aid Station


Input: [A] B [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace Engine Oil and Filter. Inspect various systems and components

Acura Car Repair, Service, Oil Changes in Phoenix, AZ | Acura North Scottsdale | Acura Service Phoenix | Serving Tempe


Input: [A] 1 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Rotate Tires and check tire pressure and condition

Acura Car Repair, Service, Oil Changes in Phoenix, AZ | Acura North Scottsdale | Acura Service Phoenix | Serving Tempe


Input: [A] 2 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace air cleaner element, check drive belt and replace dust and pollen filter

Acura Car Repair, Service, Oil Changes in Phoenix, AZ | Acura North Scottsdale | Acura Service Phoenix | Serving Tempe


Input: [A] 3 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace transmission fluid and transfer fluid (if equipped)

Acura Car Repair, Service, Oil Changes in Phoenix, AZ | Acura North Scottsdale | Acura Service Phoenix | Serving Tempe


Input: [A] 4 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace spark plugs, replace timing belt (if equipped), inspect water pump, and inspect value clearance

Acura Car Repair, Service, Oil Changes in Phoenix, AZ | Acura North Scottsdale | Acura Service Phoenix | Serving Tempe


Input: [A] 5 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace Engine Coolant

Acura Car Repair, Service, Oil Changes in Phoenix, AZ | Acura North Scottsdale | Acura Service Phoenix | Serving Tempe


Input: [A] 6 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace rear differential fluid (if equipped)

Acura Car Repair, Service, Oil Changes in Phoenix, AZ | Acura North Scottsdale | Acura Service Phoenix | Serving Tempe


Input: [Element] config [Description]

Output: configure output formats


Input: [Element] echo [Description]

Output: print variables


Input: [Element] exec [Description]

Output: execute external programs


Input: [Element] fsize [Description]

Output: print size of a file


Input: [Element] flastmod [Description]

Output: print last modification time of a file


Input: [Element] include [Description]

Output: include a file


Input: [Element] printenv [Description]

Output: print all available variables


Input: [Element] set [Description]

Output: set a value of a variable


Input: [All pupils] 52 [0]

Output: Pupils eligible for KS2 assessment

ST BARTHOLOMEWS PRIMARY SCHOOL, Leeds, West Yorkshire


Input: [All pupils] 15% [Low attainers] 33% [Middle attainers] 4% [High attainers] SUPP [0]

Output: Percentage of pupils achieving 3 or below in reading and maths test and writing TA

ST BARTHOLOMEWS PRIMARY SCHOOL, Leeds, West Yorkshire


Input: [All pupils] 44% [Low attainers] 14% [Middle attainers] 59% [High attainers] SUPP [0]

Output: Percentage of pupils achieving level 4 or above in reading and maths test and writing TA

ST BARTHOLOMEWS PRIMARY SCHOOL, Leeds, West Yorkshire


Input: [All pupils] 33% [Low attainers] 10% [Middle attainers] 41% [High attainers] SUPP [0]

Output: Percentage of pupils achieved level 4B or above in reading and maths test and level 4 in writing TA

ST BARTHOLOMEWS PRIMARY SCHOOL, Leeds, West Yorkshire


Input: [All pupils] 4% [Low attainers] 0% [Middle attainers] 4% [High attainers] SUPP [0]

Output: Percentage of pupils achieving level 5 or above in reading and maths test and writing TA

ST BARTHOLOMEWS PRIMARY SCHOOL, Leeds, West Yorkshire


Input: [All pupils] 90% [Low attainers] 86% [Middle attainers] 93% [High attainers] SUPP [0]

Output: Percentage of pupils making at least 2 levels of progress in reading

ST BARTHOLOMEWS PRIMARY SCHOOL, Leeds, West Yorkshire


Input: [All pupils] 92% [Low attainers] 100% [Middle attainers] 85% [High attainers] SUPP [0]

Output: Percentage of pupils making at least 2 levels of progress in writing TA

ST BARTHOLOMEWS PRIMARY SCHOOL, Leeds, West Yorkshire


Input: [All pupils] 80% [Low attainers] 86% [Middle attainers] 74% [High attainers] SUPP [0]

Output: Percentage of pupils making at least 2 levels of progress in maths

ST BARTHOLOMEWS PRIMARY SCHOOL, Leeds, West Yorkshire


Input: [All pupils] 25.6 [0]

Output: Average point score

ST BARTHOLOMEWS PRIMARY SCHOOL, Leeds, West Yorkshire


Input: Among our brands. Our brands include Del Webb, Pulte, Centex and DiVosta. [Can you limit?]

Output: No

Active Adult Retirement Communities | Del Webb Charleston | Summerville, SC | Del Webb New Home Builders


Input: If we think we have to in order to comply with the law. For example, if we are required to file reports with government agencies or in response to a court order or subpoena. [Can you limit?]

Output: No

Active Adult Retirement Communities | Del Webb Charleston | Summerville, SC | Del Webb New Home Builders


Input: With our vendors or partners. For example, we may share your information with third parties we hire to provide services like operating our website. [Can you limit?]

Output: No

Active Adult Retirement Communities | Del Webb Charleston | Summerville, SC | Del Webb New Home Builders


Input: In the event that all or part of our company transfers ownership. For example, we may share information with actual or potential buyers of our company. We will share your information with a new owner. We may also sell all or part of our customer lists as part of an asset sale. [Can you limit?]

Output: No

Active Adult Retirement Communities | Del Webb Charleston | Summerville, SC | Del Webb New Home Builders


Input: For other reasons we might describe to you. [Can you limit?]

Output: In some circumstances

Active Adult Retirement Communities | Del Webb Charleston | Summerville, SC | Del Webb New Home Builders


Input: On our interactive forums. We may also allow you to submit comments on our sites. Please remember that any information disclosed in these areas becomes public information. You should not disclose your personal information in such a forum if you do not want it shared publicly. [Can you limit?]

Output: At your discretion

Active Adult Retirement Communities | Del Webb Charleston | Summerville, SC | Del Webb New Home Builders


Input: [Page] Origins of the name [Contents]

Output: Geographical origin and the earliest references.

Site Contents


Input: [Page] Achievements [Contents]

Output: Notes on Titteringtons and Titheringtons who have achieved more than most

Site Contents


Input: [Page] Resources [Contents]

Output: Lists the range of records from which Titterington/Titherington data have been copied

Site Contents


Input: [Page] Families [Contents]

Output: Summarises the major family groups that have been found

Site Contents


Input: [Page] Research [Contents]

Output: How to contact us to see if your Titteringtons or Titheringtons link to any of our groups

Site Contents


Input: [Page] Biography [Contents]

Output: Brief biographies of Alan and Bob

Site Contents


Input: [Page] Picture Gallery [Contents]

Output: Pictures of People and Places.

Site Contents


Input: [Page] DNA Testing [Contents]

Output: A brief 'tutorial' on DNA testing for a One Name Study and details of results to date.

Site Contents


Input: [Page] News [Contents]

Output: Progress report for the last year.

Site Contents


Input: [Page] Trail 2005 [Contents]

Output: Photos from the Titterington Trail on 29 Mar 2005.

Site Contents


Input: [Page] Trail 2006 [Contents]

Output: The story and photographs from the Titterington Trail which took place on 18 April 2006.

Site Contents


Input: [Page] Trail 2007 [Contents]

Output: The story and photographs from the Titterington Trail which took place on 10 April 2007.

Site Contents


Input: [Page] Trail 2008 [Contents]

Output: The story and photographs from the Titterington Trail which took place on 25 March 2008.

Site Contents


Input: [Page] Trail 2009 [Contents]

Output: Use this link to see the details.

Site Contents


Input: [Page] Trail 2010 [Contents]

Output: The story and photographs from the Titterington Trail which took place on 6 April 2010.

Site Contents


Input: [Week] 1 [Reporting Period Beginning] January 23 [Activities]

Output: We met in our groups, took a team picture, and assigned team roles. We emailed our client and are waiting to hear back for further meetings.

Mixing Chamber for Mechanical Ventilator


Input: [Week] 2 [Reporting Period Beginning] January 30 [Activities]

Output: We met with our client and decided that there was still sufficient work to do on the project. We got background information about the client and literature from him about our topic. A better understanding was obtained for what we need to do and we decided what research needed to be done.

Mixing Chamber for Mechanical Ventilator


Input: [Week] 3 [Reporting Period Beginning] February 6 [Activities]

Output: We started to meet with faculty to gather information for our design. We began determining how testing will be done on the prototypes we make. A materials list was made and we went to the store to pick them up.

Mixing Chamber for Mechanical Ventilator


Input: [Week] 4 [Reporting Period Beginning] February 13 [Activities]

Output: We will met on Tuesday and Friday and began production on the prototypes. Three to four different designs will be implemented. Challenges were found and overcome in construction of the prototypes.

Mixing Chamber for Mechanical Ventilator


Input: [Week] 5 [Reporting Period Beginning] February 20 [Activities]

Output: We met throughout this week to continue the construction of our prototypes and met with mechanical engineering faculty for advice. Our final design is in the process of being chosen. We worked on writing our mid-semester paper and presentation.

Mixing Chamber for Mechanical Ventilator


Input: [Week] 6 [Reporting Period Beginning] February 27 [Activities]

Output: We put the final touches on our midsemester presentation. The midsemester presentation was on Friday, March 5th.

Mixing Chamber for Mechanical Ventilator


Input: [Week] 7 [Reporting Period Beginning] March 5 [Activities]

Output: We met with our client to discuss our design alternatives and choice for final design.

Mixing Chamber for Mechanical Ventilator


Input: [Week] 8 [Reporting Period Beginning] March 12 [Activities]

Output: This week was spring break. Laura went to the Mayo Clinic to discuss our project with their RRTs and leaned a lot of useful information.

Mixing Chamber for Mechanical Ventilator


Input: [Week] 9 [Reporting Period Beginning] March 19 [Activities]

Output: This week we met to discuss what Laura found out from the Mayo Clinic. We also had the ethics lecture this week.

Mixing Chamber for Mechanical Ventilator


Input: [Week] 10 [Reporting Period Beginning] March 26 [Activities]

Output: This week we met with our client and performed tests to determine the effectiveness of our mixing chamber with the clients ventilator.

Mixing Chamber for Mechanical Ventilator


Input: [Week] 11 [Reporting Period Beginning] April 2 [Activities]

Output: This week we met with Gina who interviewed us regarding BME design. We made more plans to do the last tests needed on our mixing chamber.

Mixing Chamber for Mechanical Ventilator


Input: [Week] 12 [Reporting Period Beginning] April 9 [Activities]

Output: This week we met with our client to perform the last tests with our mixing chamber. From these results we will be able to design and build our final mixing chamber.

Mixing Chamber for Mechanical Ventilator


Input: [Week] 13 [Reporting Period Beginning] April 16 [Activities]

Output: This week we made our final design from the results of last weeks test. We began construction of our mixing chamber, work on the power point, and the demo to be used during our presentation.

Mixing Chamber for Mechanical Ventilator


Input: [Week] 14 [Reporting Period Beginning] April 23 [Activities]

Output: This week we finished construction on our prototype mixing chamber. The final project poster presentations were this week.

Mixing Chamber for Mechanical Ventilator


Input: [Week] 15 [Reporting Period Beginning] April 30 [Activities]

Output: This paper our final paper was finished and handed in along with our design notebooks, etc.

Mixing Chamber for Mechanical Ventilator


Input: [German Text] Abstand anpassen [English Translation]

Output: make distance fit

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator

Translation of words and phrases used in German aircraft drawings


Input: [German Text] Abwicklung [English Translation]

Output: unwrapped view

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Achse [English Translation]

Output: axle

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Alle Verbindungen leimen und nageln [English Translation]

Output: all joints are to be tacked and glued

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Alle Verschraubungen durch Splinte sichern [English Translation]

Output: all screwed joints have to be secured with pins

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Aluminium [English Translation]

Output: aluminum

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] An den Blechkasten anschweißen [English Translation]

Output: weld to the steel sheet box

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] An dieser Stelle einpassen [English Translation]

Output: make fit here

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Anpassen [English Translation]

Output: make fit

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Anschweißen [English Translation]

Output: weld to

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Ansicht von links [English Translation]

Output: viewed from the left

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Ansicht von rechts [English Translation]

Output: viewed from the right

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Ansicht von unten [English Translation]

Output: viewed from below

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Ansicht von vorne [English Translation]

Output: viewed from the front

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Ansicht [English Translation]

Output: view

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Anzahl pro Flugzeug [English Translation]

Output: quantity per plane

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Anzahl [English Translation]

Output: number

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Anzuschweißen [English Translation]

Output: to be welded to

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Auspuff [English Translation]

Output: exhaust

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Auspuff-Sammler [English Translation]

Output: exhaust collector, exhaust stack

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Ausschnitt passend für Pos. 1 [English Translation]

Output: cut out for position No. 1

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Befestigung [English Translation]

Output: attachment

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Befestigungslappen [English Translation]

Output: attachment bracket

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Befestigungsröhrchen [English Translation]

Output: little attachment tube

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Beide Teile im Winkel der Kreuzverspannung [English Translation]

Output: Both parts riveted together

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] miteinander vernieten. [English Translation]

Output: In the angle of the cross bracings.

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Beide [English Translation]

Output: both

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Benötigtes Stahlrohr pro Maschine [English Translation]

Output: required steel tube per aircraft

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Beobachter [English Translation]

Output: observer

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Beobachter M.G. [English Translation]

Output: observer machine gun

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Birkensperrholz [English Translation]

Output: birch plywood

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Blechkasten [English Translation]

Output: sheet metal box

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Bohrung für Eisenniet [English Translation]

Output: drill hole for iron rivet

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Bohrung für Radkappenbolzen [English Translation]

Output: drill for wheel cap securing bolt.

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Bohrung für Scharnierbolzen [English Translation]

Output: drill for hinge bolts

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Bohrung für Sicherungsstift [English Translation]

Output: drill for security pin

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Bohrung [English Translation]

Output: drill

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Bohrungen zur Erleichterung [English Translation]

Output: holes for lightening

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Bomben [English Translation]

Output: bombs

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Bronze [English Translation]

Output: Bronze

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Dämpfungsfläche [English Translation]

Output: stabilizer

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Deckblech aus 1,5mm Stahlblech treiben [English Translation]

Output: Shape cover sheet from 1,5mm steel sheet

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Deckblech [English Translation]

Output: cover sheet metal

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Der [English Translation]

Output: of the (belonging to something)

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Druck [English Translation]

Output: pressure

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Durchmesser [English Translation]

Output: diameter

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Einpassen [English Translation]

Output: make fit

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Eisendraht [English Translation]

Output: iron wire

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Eisendraht eingerollt [English Translation]

Output: iron wire rolled in/wire rolled edge

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Eisenniet [English Translation]

Output: one iron rivet

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Eisenniete [English Translation]

Output: iron rivets

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Eisennieten gleichmäßig verteilen [English Translation]

Output: iron rivets equally distributed

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Ende der Rippe auf 10mm platt drücken [English Translation]

Output: end of rib is squeezed down to 10mm

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Enden der Traverse sind an die Knie und Gummihalter anzupassen und mit Ihnen zu verschweißen. [English Translation]

Output: End of traverse is to be fitted to the knees and shock chord suspension and will be welded to these.

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Endleiste [English Translation]

Output: trailing edge / stringer

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Erleichterung [English Translation]

Output: lightening

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Fahrgestell [English Translation]

Output: undercarriage

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Fahrwerksbeine sind zuerst... [English Translation]

Output: undercarriage legs have to be first

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Fahrwerksbeine [English Translation]

Output: undercarriage legs

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Falsche Rippe [English Translation]

Output: false rib

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Feld [English Translation]

Output: Field / bay

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Fichte [English Translation]

Output: spruce

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Flügel [English Translation]

Output: wing

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Flügelseite [English Translation]

Output: wing panel / wing side

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Flugzeug [English Translation]

Output: aircraft

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Front [English Translation]

Output: front

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Frontansicht [English Translation]

Output: front view

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Frontplatte [English Translation]

Output: front plate

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Füllklötze in dieser Ansicht nicht dargestellt [English Translation]

Output: filling blocks not shown in this view

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Ganz [English Translation]

Output: total/complete

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Ganze Länge [English Translation]

Output: overall length /complete length

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Ganze Spannweite [English Translation]

Output: total wing span

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Gleichmäßig verteilen [English Translation]

Output: equally distributed

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Gleichmäßig [English Translation]

Output: equally

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Gleitlager [English Translation]

Output: slide bearing

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Haltedorne [English Translation]

Output: attachment studs.

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Hart verlöten [English Translation]

Output: to braze

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Hartlöten [English Translation]

Output: braze

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Haube [English Translation]

Output: cowling

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Haupt [English Translation]

Output: main, head

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Hauptachse für Räder mit 160mm Achse [English Translation]

Output: Main axle for wheels with 160mm hub

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Haupt-Tank [English Translation]

Output: main tank

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Hinten [English Translation]

Output: rear

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Hinterer Holm [English Translation]

Output: rear spar

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Höhenleitwerk [English Translation]

Output: tailplane

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Höhenruder [English Translation]

Output: elevator

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Holm [English Translation]

Output: spar

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Holm der Finne [English Translation]

Output: spar of fin

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Holm des Seitenruders [English Translation]

Output: spar of rudder

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Holzschraube [English Translation]

Output: wood screw

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Hülfs-Tank [English Translation]

Output: auxiliary tank

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Im hinteren Feld [English Translation]

Output: in the rear bay

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Im vorderen Feld [English Translation]

Output: In the front bay

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] In der Frontansicht schwarz dargestellte Flächen sind um 1mm erhaben. [English Translation]

Output: Areas shown black in front view are raised at about 1mm.

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Kabel [English Translation]

Output: cable

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Kastenrippe [English Translation]

Output: box rib

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Kiefer [English Translation]

Output: spruce

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Klappsitz für Beobachter [English Translation]

Output: folding seat for observer

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Klemmring [English Translation]

Output: clambing ring

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Kreuz [English Translation]

Output: cross

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Kreuze markieren Position der Kreuzverspannung [English Translation]

Output: crosses mark position of cross bracing

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Kreuzrohr [English Translation]

Output: compression member

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Kreuzrohrbeschlag [English Translation]

Output: compression member fitting.

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Kreuzstrebe [English Translation]

Output: cross strut, cross bracing

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Kreuzverspannung [English Translation]

Output: cross bracing

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Kronenmutter [English Translation]

Output: castelled nut

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Kühler [English Translation]

Output: radiator

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Lage [English Translation]

Output: position

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Lage anpassen [English Translation]

Output: make position fit to

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Lage am Flugzeugrumpf anpassen [English Translation]

Output: Position to match with fuselage

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Lagerbuchse aus Bronze einpressen und verlöten [English Translation]

Output: bronze bearing sleeve pressed in and soft soldered in place.

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Länge [English Translation]

Output: length

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Leiste [English Translation]

Output: stringer

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Leitkante [English Translation]

Output: leading edge

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Lfd. Nummer der linken Flügelseite [English Translation]

Output: ongoing number of left wing panel

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Lfd. Nummer der rechten Flügelseite [English Translation]

Output: ongoing number of right wing panel

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Lfd. [English Translation]

Output: abreviation for „laufende“ (ongoing)

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Linde [English Translation]

Output: limewood

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Lindenholz [English Translation]

Output: limewood

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Links [English Translation]

Output: left

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Markieren [English Translation]

Output: to mark

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Maschinenschraube [English Translation]

Output: bolt /screw

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Maschinenschrauben durch Splinte sichern [English Translation]

Output: bolts have to be secured with pins.

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Menge [English Translation]

Output: quantity

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Menge in Metern [English Translation]

Output: quantity in meters

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Messing [English Translation]

Output: brass

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Meter [English Translation]

Output: meter

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Mit der Achse hart verlöten [English Translation]

Output: to be brazed to axle

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Mit [English Translation]

Output: with

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Mittellinie des Flugzeuges [English Translation]

Output: centerline of aircraft

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Mittellinie verschweißt [English Translation]

Output: welded along centerline

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Mittellinie [English Translation]

Output: centerline

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Montage [English Translation]

Output: installation/assembly

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Montieren [English Translation]

Output: mount/assemble

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Motor [English Translation]

Output: motor, engine

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Motorachse [English Translation]

Output: engine trust line, engine axis

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Motorhaube [English Translation]

Output: engine housing/cowling

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Muffe [English Translation]

Output: sleeve

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Muffe am Ruderhorn [English Translation]

Output: sleeve at control horn

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Muffe der oberen Rippe [English Translation]

Output: sleeve of upper rib

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Muffe der mittleren Rippe [English Translation]

Output: sleeve of middle rib

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Muffe der unteren Rippe [English Translation]

Output: sleeve of lower rib

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Muffe hart auflöten [English Translation]

Output: sleeve brazed in place

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Nase [English Translation]

Output: nose / leading edge

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Nasenleiste einlassen [English Translation]

Output: leading edge plugged in

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Nasenleiste [English Translation]

Output: leading edge

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Niet [English Translation]

Output: rivet

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Normal [English Translation]

Output: standard / ordinary / normal

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Normal-Rippe [English Translation]

Output: normal rib / standard rib

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Oben [English Translation]

Output: top

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Oberer Flügel [English Translation]

Output: upper wing

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Obere Muffe der Finne [English Translation]

Output: upper sleeve of fin

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Oberes Tragdeck [English Translation]

Output: upper main plane

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Obere Verkleidung [English Translation]

Output: upper fairing

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Position der Querruder Steuerkabel [English Translation]

Output: position of aileron control cables

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Position [English Translation]

Output: position

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Pos. 11 in Pos. 9 einstecken und hart verlöten [English Translation]

Output: Pos.11 is inserted into pos. 9 and brazed

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Pos. 24 siehe Blatt 5402 [English Translation]

Output: Pos. 24 see sheet 5402

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Pos. 25 entspricht Pos. 8 u. 9. auf Blatt 5401 [English Translation]

Output: Pos. 25 is identical with position 8 and 9 on sheet 5401

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Propeller [English Translation]

Output: airscrew, propeller

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Querruder [English Translation]

Output: aileron

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Rahmen [English Translation]

Output: frame, cage

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Rahmenrohr [English Translation]

Output: frame tube

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Rechts [English Translation]

Output: to the right

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Reinaluminium [English Translation]

Output: pure aluminum

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Rippe an Rohrmuffe angeschweißt. [English Translation]

Output: Rib sleeve is welded to rib and

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Rippe [English Translation]

Output: Rib

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Rippen mit 10mm breitem Band anbinden [English Translation]

Output: Ribs are to be bound to with 10mm wide tape.

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Rippengurt [English Translation]

Output: rib cap strip

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Rippensteg an dieser Stelle einlassen [English Translation]

Output: Rib web at this location plugged in

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Rippensteg [English Translation]

Output: rib web

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Rohrmuffe aufgeschoben und verlötet [English Translation]

Output: Sleeve is slid on and brazed in place

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Röhrchen [English Translation]

Output: little tube

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Rückenfinne [English Translation]

Output: fin, vertical stabilizer

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Ruder [English Translation]

Output: control surface, rudder

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Ruderhorn [English Translation]

Output: control horn

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Ruderscharniere [English Translation]

Output: rudder hinge

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Rumpf [English Translation]

Output: fuselage

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Rumpfanschlussrippe [English Translation]

Output: wing root rib

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Scheibe vor Montage mit Leder einnähen [English Translation]

Output: disc sewn in leather before installation

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Scheibe [English Translation]

Output: disc

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Schnitt [English Translation]

Output: cut

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Schraube [English Translation]

Output: screw

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Schweißen [English Translation]

Output: weld

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Schwanz [English Translation]

Output: tail

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Schwanzkufe [English Translation]

Output: tail skid

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Seitenruder [English Translation]

Output: rudder

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Seitenruder-Kabel [English Translation]

Output: rudder cable

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Seitenruder-Pedale [English Translation]

Output: rudder pedals

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Sitz [English Translation]

Output: seat

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Senkkopf [English Translation]

Output: countersunk head

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Spannschloss [English Translation]

Output: turnbuckle

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Spannseilhalter [English Translation]

Output: wire retainer

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Spannturm [English Translation]

Output: rigging tower, center babane

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Sperrholzfahne [English Translation]

Output: plywood fin

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Sperrholz [English Translation]

Output: plywood

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Spiralöse [English Translation]

Output: ferrule

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Spinner [English Translation]

Output: spinner

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Splint [English Translation]

Output: pin

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Stahlblech [English Translation]

Output: steel sheet

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Stahldraht [English Translation]

Output: steel cable

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Stahldrehteil [English Translation]

Output: milled steel part (lathe)

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Stahlrohr [English Translation]

Output: steel tube

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Stellring [English Translation]

Output: collars

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Stellringe auf Muffe hart verlöten [English Translation]

Output: collars are brazed to sleeve

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Stellschraube [English Translation]

Output: adjustment screw

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Steuerkabel [English Translation]

Output: control cable

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Steuersäule [English Translation]

Output: control stick

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Steuerwelle [English Translation]

Output: torque tube

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Strebe [English Translation]

Output: strut

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Stück [English Translation]

Output: part/piece

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Stückliste pro Bauteil [English Translation]

Output: list of material per part

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Stückliste pro Zeichnung [English Translation]

Output: list of material per drawing

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Stückliste [English Translation]

Output: list of material

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Tank [English Translation]

Output: tank, reservoir

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Teil [English Translation]

Output: part

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Tragdeck [English Translation]

Output: Wing/main plane

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Übergang der Radien grob verschleifen [English Translation]

Output: Trim edges of radii roughly.

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Unten [English Translation]

Output: bottom

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Untere Muffe [English Translation]

Output: lower sleeve

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Untere Muffe der Finne [English Translation]

Output: lower sleeve of fin

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Untere Seite des oberen Rohres platt drücken [English Translation]

Output: bottom of top tube to be flattened.

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Unteres Randbogenende [English Translation]

Output: lower end of tip bow

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Unteres Tragdeck [English Translation]

Output: lower wing /lower main plane

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Unterlagscheibe [English Translation]

Output: washer

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Unterleger [English Translation]

Output: washer

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Verlöten [English Translation]

Output: soft soldier

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Vernieten und hartlöten [English Translation]

Output: rivet together and braze

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Verschraubung [English Translation]

Output: screw joint

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Verstärkung [English Translation]

Output: reinforcement

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Verstärkungsleiste [English Translation]

Output: reinforcement stringer

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Verstärkungsplatte [English Translation]

Output: reinforcement plate

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Verteilen [English Translation]

Output: distribute

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Vor Montage [English Translation]

Output: prior to assembly

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Vorderer Holm [English Translation]

Output: front spar

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Vorne [English Translation]

Output: front

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Wandung [English Translation]

Output: wall thickness

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Weich verlöten [English Translation]

Output: soft soldered

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Werfen [English Translation]

Output: to throw

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Wickellitze [English Translation]

Output: wrapping wire

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Wickeln [English Translation]

Output: wrap

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Winkel [English Translation]

Output: angle

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Wurfrahmen für Bomben [English Translation]

Output: dropping cage for bombs

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Zelle [English Translation]

Output: cell

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Zelenstreben [English Translation]

Output: interplane struts

German aircraft drawing translations | The Vintage Aviator


Input: [German Text] Zuerst [English Translation]

Output: at first

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Input: [PRIMARY PURPOSE AND GOAL] Avoid probate and Keep assets in friendly hands in case of incapacity [TRUST TYPE]

Output: Revocable Living Trust aka Living Revocable Trust aka Family Living Trust (or a mixture of the words)

What type of trust, What are the types of trusts, J Jay Lashlee


Input: [PRIMARY PURPOSE AND GOAL] Give assets to your children Provide for education Reduce income and estate tax [TRUST TYPE]

Output: Minor's Trust

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Input: [PRIMARY PURPOSE AND GOAL] Provide security for loved ones Protect assets [TRUST TYPE]

Output: Preservation Trust

What type of trust, What are the types of trusts, J Jay Lashlee


Input: [PRIMARY PURPOSE AND GOAL] Provide medical care for loved ones and/or... long term convalescent care [TRUST TYPE]

Output: Medical Trust

What type of trust, What are the types of trusts, J Jay Lashlee


Input: [PRIMARY PURPOSE AND GOAL] Provide bank account for a minor [TRUST TYPE]

Output: Totten Trust

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Input: [PRIMARY PURPOSE AND GOAL] Provide for education costs [TRUST TYPE]

Output: Education Trust

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Input: [PRIMARY PURPOSE AND GOAL] Keep a business through generations [TRUST TYPE]

Output: Business Maintenance Trust

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Input: [PRIMARY PURPOSE AND GOAL] Provide management for minors handicapped, or seniors [TRUST TYPE]

Output: Custodial Trust

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Input: [PRIMARY PURPOSE AND GOAL] Provide lifetime income for surviving spouse Direct assets to chosen heirs Defer estate tax [TRUST TYPE]

Output: Q-TIP Trust

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Input: [PRIMARY PURPOSE AND GOAL] Reduce estate tax Provide liquidity for heirs [TRUST TYPE]

Output: Life Insurance Trust

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Input: [PRIMARY PURPOSE AND GOAL] Maintain family assets for generations [TRUST TYPE]

Output: Dynasty Trust

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Input: [PRIMARY PURPOSE AND GOAL] Maintain family goals for generations [TRUST TYPE]

Output: Legacy Trust

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Input: [PRIMARY PURPOSE AND GOAL] Provide retirement income Provide income for surviving spouse Avoid capital gains tax Transfer assets to charity [TRUST TYPE]

Output: Charitable Remainder Trust

What type of trust, What are the types of trusts, J Jay Lashlee


Input: [PRIMARY PURPOSE AND GOAL] Reduce and defer estate tax Provide lifetime income for a surviving spouse [TRUST TYPE]

Output: Credit shelter Trust

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Input: [PRIMARY PURPOSE AND GOAL] Reduce estate tax Provide income during trust term [TRUST TYPE]

Output: Retained Interest Trust

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Input: [PRIMARY PURPOSE AND GOAL] Reduce estate tax Provide use of house during lifetime [TRUST TYPE]

Output: Personal Residence Trust

What type of trust, What are the types of trusts, J Jay Lashlee


Input: [PRIMARY PURPOSE AND GOAL] Reduce estate tax Facilitate transfer of a family business [TRUST TYPE]

Output: S corporation Trust

What type of trust, What are the types of trusts, J Jay Lashlee


Input: [PRIMARY PURPOSE AND GOAL] Reduce estate tax Keep assets in family for generations [TRUST TYPE]

Output: Generation Skipping Trust

What type of trust, What are the types of trusts, J Jay Lashlee


Input: [PRIMARY PURPOSE AND GOAL] Privately safeguard personal wealth and/or reduce estate tax [TRUST TYPE]

Output: Private Asset Trust aka Asset Protection Trust

What type of trust, What are the types of trusts, J Jay Lashlee


Input: [PRIMARY PURPOSE AND GOAL] Many, many other types... [TRUST TYPE]

Output: Special trusts

What type of trust, What are the types of trusts, J Jay Lashlee


Input: [RateMD] Yes [Vitals] Yes [AngiesList] Yes [HealthGrades] No [YP] Yes [Kudzu] Yes [Yelp] Yes [ZocDoc] Yes [CheckBook] No [RevolutionHealth] Yes [Website]

Output: Comments


Input: [RateMD] No [Vitals] Yes [AngiesList] No [HealthGrades] Yes [YP] No [Kudzu] No [Yelp] No [ZocDoc] Yes [CheckBook] Yes [RevolutionHealth] Yes [Website]

Output: Board certification


Input: [RateMD] Yes [Vitals] Yes [AngiesList] Yes [HealthGrades] Yes [YP] No [Kudzu] No [Yelp] No [ZocDoc] No [CheckBook] Yes [RevolutionHealth] Yes [Website]

Output: Years in practice


Input: [RateMD] No [Vitals] Yes [AngiesList] No [HealthGrades] No [YP] No [Kudzu] No [Yelp] No [ZocDoc] No [CheckBook] Yes [RevolutionHealth] No [Website]

Output: Physician comparison


Input: [RateMD] Yes [Vitals] Yes [AngiesList] No [HealthGrades] Yes [YP] Yes [Kudzu] Yes [Yelp] Yes [ZocDoc] No [CheckBook] No [RevolutionHealth] Yes [Website]

Output: Advertising


Input: [RateMD] No [Vitals] Yes [AngiesList] No [HealthGrades] Yes [YP] No [Kudzu] No [Yelp] No [ZocDoc] No [CheckBook] No [RevolutionHealth] No [Website]

Output: Sanctions


Input: [NRC Limit (mrem/year)] 5000 [(mrem)] 100 [Comments] Includes dose from both internal and external sources. The Whole Body limit applies to exposure of the torso and head when the radiation is penetrating enough to irradiate tissues at a depth of 1 cm where the deeper blood-forming tissues are located. [Organ]

Output: Whole Body


Input: [NRC Limit (mrem/year)] 15,000 [(mrem)] 300 [Comments] The Lens of the Eye limit applies to exposure of the eye to radiation penetrating enough to irradiate the lens, at a depth of 0.3 cm. [Organ]

Output: Lens of the Eye


Input: [NRC Limit (mrem/year)] 50,000 [(mrem)] 1000 [Comments] The extremities include the arm or leg below the elbow or knee. The Extremities limit applies to exposure of the extremities when the radiation is penetrating enough to irradiate tissues at a depth of 1 cm. [Organ]

Output: Extremities


Input: [NRC Limit (mrem/year)] 50,000 [(mrem)] 1000 [Comments] The Skin limit applies to dose deposited in the skin when the radiation is penetrating enough to irradiate tissues at a depth of 0.007 cm. [Organ]

Output: Skin


Input: [NRC Limit (mrem/year)] 500 (for the entire pregnancy) [(mrem)] 50 [Comments] Applies only when a Declaration of Pregnancy has been submitted [Organ]

Output: Embryo/Fetus


Input: [NRC Limit (mrem/year)] 10% of the limits above [(mrem)] 50 [Comments] Applies to anyone under 18 years of age [Organ]

Output: Occupational exposure of a minor


Input: [NRC Limit (mrem/year)] 100 [(mrem)] 50 [Organ]

Output: Member of the general public


Input: [You are...] Compassionate [You should have...]

Output: Excellent communication skills

Licensed Practical Nurse Career Summary | LPN and LVN Quick Facts


Input: [You are...] An excellent listener [You should have...]

Output: High stress tolerance

Licensed Practical Nurse Career Summary | LPN and LVN Quick Facts


Input: [You are...] Supportive [You should have...]

Output: A strong stomach

Licensed Practical Nurse Career Summary | LPN and LVN Quick Facts


Input: [You are...] Organized [You should have...]

Output: Excellent attention to detail

Licensed Practical Nurse Career Summary | LPN and LVN Quick Facts


Input: [You are...] Physically fit [You should have...]

Output: Good time management skills

Licensed Practical Nurse Career Summary | LPN and LVN Quick Facts


Input: [You are...] Good-natured [You should have...]

Output: Ability to be part of a team

Licensed Practical Nurse Career Summary | LPN and LVN Quick Facts


Input: [You are...] Dependable [You should have...]

Output: Good ethical standards

Licensed Practical Nurse Career Summary | LPN and LVN Quick Facts


Input: [You should have...]

Output: Problem-solving skills

Licensed Practical Nurse Career Summary | LPN and LVN Quick Facts


Input: [Component] CGIWrapper [Status] stable [Ver] 1.1.1 [Py] 2.4 [Summary]

Output: The CGI Wrapper is a CGI script used to execute other Python CGI scripts. The wrapper provides convenient access to form fields and headers, exception catching, and usage and performance logging. Hooks are provided for cookies and class-based CGI scripts. The wrapper is useful if you have legacy CGI scripts. Otherwise, you're best off doing new development with WebKit.


Input: [Component] COMKit [Status] stable [Ver] 1.1.1 [Py] 2.4 [Summary]

Output: COMKit allows COM objects to be used in the multi-threaded versions of WebKit. Especially useful for data access using ActiveX Data Objects. Requires Windows and Python win32 extensions.


Input: [Component] DBUtils [Status] beta [Ver] 1.1 [Py] 2.3 [Summary]

Output: DBUtils provides database related support classes and functions to Webware. There is plenty of useful reusable code here.


Input: [Component] KidKit [Status] beta [Ver] 1.1.1 [Py] 2.4 [Summary]

Output: KidKit is a Webware plug-in that allows Kid templates to be automatically compiled and run as servlets by the WebKit application server. Kid is a simple templating language for XML based vocabularies written in Python. You need to install the Kid package before you can use the KidKit plug-in.


Input: [Component] MiddleKit [Status] stable [Ver] 1.1.1 [Py] 2.4 [Summary]

Output: For building the "middle tier" of an application, that is, the domain-specific objects in between the front end and the database/datastore. MiddleKit is roughly analogous to NeXT/Apple's Enterprise Objects and Sun's Enterprise Java Beans.


Input: [Component] MiscUtils [Status] stable [Ver] 1.1.1 [Py] 2.4 [Summary]

Output: MiscUtils provides support classes and functions to Webware that aren't necessarily web-related and that don't fit into one of the other frameworks. There is plenty of useful reusable code here.


Input: [Component] Python Server Pages [Status] stable [Ver] 1.1.1 [Py] 2.4 [Summary]

Output: A Python Server Page (or PSP) is an HTML document with interspersed Python instructions that are interpreted as a template to generate dynamic content. PSP is analogous to PHP, Microsoft's ASP and Sun's JSP. PSP sits on top of (and requires) WebKit and therefore benefits from its features.


Input: [Component] TaskKit [Status] stable [Ver] 1.1.1 [Py] 2.4 [Summary]

Output: TaskKit provides a framework for the scheduling and management of tasks which can be triggered periodically or at specific times.


Input: [Component] UserKit [Status] beta [Ver] 1.1.1 [Py] 2.4 [Summary]

Output: UserKit provides for the management of users including passwords, user data, server-side archiving and caching.


Input: [Component] WebKit [Status] stable [Ver] 1.1.1 [Py] 2.4 [Summary]

Output: WebKit provides Python classes for generating dynamic content from a web-based, server-side application. It is a significantly more powerful alternative to CGI scripts for application-oriented development, while still being nearly as easy to use as CGI. WebKit is analogous to NeXT/Apple's WebObjects and Sun's Servlets.


Input: [Component] WebUtils [Status] stable [Ver] 1.1.1 [Py] 2.4 [Summary]

Output: WebUtils contains functions for common web related programming tasks such as encoding/decoding HTML, etc.


Input: [Description] Enter a name for the payment option. In my tests I am using: SystemPay [Option]

Output: Payment Name

How to Use SystemPay in VirtueMart | Web Hosting Hub


Input: [Description] Choose Yes to make this option active, No will disable this option. [Option]

Output: Published

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Input: [Description] Enter more words explaining this payment option. [Option]

Output: Payment Description

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Input: [Description] From the drop-down choose the SystemPay payment option to setup. [Option]

Output: Payment Method

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Input: [Description] Choose a group from the drop-down to apply this Payment method only to this group. [Option]

Output: Shopper Group

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Input: [Description] If you enter a number here, lower numbered options will display first in the payment method list, followed by the next lowest option. [Option]

Output: List Order

How to Use SystemPay in VirtueMart | Web Hosting Hub


Input: [Good Rebels] Change Rules [Bad Rebels]

Output: Break Rules


Input: [Good Rebels] Create [Bad Rebels]

Output: Complain


Input: [Good Rebels] Questions [Bad Rebels]

Output: Assertions


Input: [Good Rebels] Mission-focused [Bad Rebels]

Output: Me-focused


Input: [Good Rebels] Passion [Bad Rebels]

Output: Anger


Input: [Good Rebels] Optimist [Bad Rebels]

Output: Pessimist


Input: [Good Rebels] Energy-generating [Bad Rebels]

Output: Energy-sapping


Input: [Good Rebels] Attract [Bad Rebels]

Output: Alienate


Input: [Good Rebels] Possibilities [Bad Rebels]

Output: Problems


Input: [Good Rebels] Socialize opportunities [Bad Rebels]

Output: Vocalize problems


Input: [Good Rebels] Wonder if [Bad Rebels]

Output: Worry that


Input: [Good Rebels] Pinpoint causes [Bad Rebels]

Output: Point fingers


Input: [Good Rebels] Believe [Bad Rebels]

Output: Doubt


Input: [Good Rebels] Social [Bad Rebels]

Output: Social loner


Input: [www.lrb.net] 1.) Graeham, what were your reasons to leave LITTLE RIVER BAND in early 1992? [Graeham]

Output: Being in Little River Band was great in the early years, but there were always many of my songs that were unsuitable for the band and by the late 1980's I wanted to record different styles of music. In 1992 Little River Band no longer had a recording contract and there was no immediate possibility of recording. I always preferred recording to 'Live Work' and when the future of the band appeared to be just playing the greatest hits for the rest of its life, then I knew it was time for me to leave.


Input: [www.lrb.net] 2.) A completely new line-up is right now touring the States. Does the current band still have any effect on you, or: do you still observe what they are doing, and are they interesting to you? [Graeham]

Output: I have never seen the current line-up perform, but I did see the current line-up (without Steve Wade) on video. At our best, LRB were one of the finest live bands in the World and it is disappointing to realize that some people may see the band now for the first time and not know how great it used to be, particularly in the vocal department. When I say the vocal department, I am referring to the harmonies and the tightness and power with which we used to perform our vocals. The current lead vocalist is Steve Wade who (in my opinion) is well suited to the lead vocal role for Little River Band. Steve sang lead vocals on my first two solo albums.


Input: [www.lrb.net] 3.) I already asked this DEREK: as most of the former members still play together on various projects (e.g. DEREK played on your two solo recordings), do you think one day there might be a reunion of the original-cast, including you and BEEB? [Graeham]

Output: There are a lot of obstacles to an original line-up reunion. Maybe a television performance would be possible, but I am very doubtful that circumstances would allow this to happen. I would personally like to work with Beeb again. I have not seen him for many years and I would enjoy getting together again. Beeb was a very important part of Little River Band and any LRB line-up would benefit from his inclusion. I would be available if a reunion was organized, but only for a short period as my life and music have moved a long way from my LRB days.


Input: [www.lrb.net] 4.) Around the time of the 'The Last Romance'-period I had the feeling that you and BEEB had a great effect on the fate of the group. Do you still have contact with him, now that he's living in the States? Or would you consider composing with him? And, was this first duet album a special experience for you? [Graeham]

Output: If 'The Last Romance' album had been successful, I expect that Beeb and I would have left Little River Band and recorded as a duo, e.g. 'Hall & Oates'. Our record company (Capitol) were concerned about this possibility and so our album received little support. It was a great experience to record 'The Last Romance' and it remains one of my favorite recordings.


Input: [www.lrb.net] 5.) Do you plan to perform on live concerts with the songs of your albums? Or, did you ever have live concerts until today (as I never heard you were playing live)? [Graeham]

Output: The only live work I have done in connection with my solo albums was a short visit to Germany in November 1993 when I performed on 5 TV shows with Steve Wade & Greg Hind. 3 vocals & 3 acoustic guitars. I was disappointed with the sound quality of our 'unplugged' performances and I would have preferred to perform with a complete band, but my record company were unable to fund a tour. I am currently working on my 3rd solo album and I look forward to the possibility of working live.


Input: [www.lrb.net] 6.) LITTLE RIVER BAND were always known and appreciated for their close-harmony vocals. Was this an intended concept when the group got together in 1975, or did it just happen? [Graeham]

Output: My early influences were bands like 'The Beatles', 'The Hollies', 'Crosby Stills Nash & Young', 'Bread' and I always wanted to be in a band with harmonies. LRB was an extension of my previous bands. From my very first band we had 3 part harmonies and so by the time 1975 arrived I was writing most of my songs with the vocals as the main thing.


Input: [www.lrb.net] 7.) I heard you're into working with a sequencer right now. Do you like this way to produce music, or do you still prefer playing with a band? [Graeham]

Output: I like a mixture of Sequencer & Live Musicians. The album I am currently working on will be with mainly Live Musicians. The first tracks that I record are my acoustic guitar & vocals which are recorded to a sequence. I then record live musicians, one at a time. I spend a great amount of time on my recordings. I often re-record things that don't work and keep at it until the track sounds the way I want.


Input: [www.lrb.net] 8.) How do you compose your songs? Do you start up with a guitar, or did you switch to the computer and develop your ideas solely using a sequencer? [Graeham]

Output: I still write my songs the same way as when I first began. Usually an idea comes while I'm playing my acoustic guitar, but songs often come to me at any time of the day when I'm not playing my guitar. I sometimes dream complete compositions. I only go to the sequencer after I have written the song.


Input: [www.lrb.net] 9.) Being the creative person that you are: what did you enjoy the most, recording in the studio, or the live situation with LITTLE RIVER BAND? [Graeham]

Output: As I said in answer to question one, I have always preferred recording to live work, but during the years 1984 & 1985, when the LRB line-up was myself; Wayne Nelson, Stephen Housden, John Farnham, David Hirschfelder & Stephen Prestwich, the live performances were so inspiring that I enjoyed playing live as much as recording. I count myself privileged to have experienced playing and singing with this line-up.


Input: [www.lrb.net] 10.) Do you know what happened to WAYNE NELSON? He left LRB in January 1996, but nobody knows where he has gone to. [Graeham]

Output: I have not had any personal contact with Wayne for a few years, but a friend of mine in the States is in contact with him and I am told that he is doing recording work as a session musician.


Input: [Week] 1 [Tues] Predicting protein function from heterogeneous data (Part 1) [Thurs]

Output: Predicting protein function from heterogeneous data (Part 2)

Introduction to Computational Molecular Biology: Molecular Evolution | Molecular and Cellular Biology


Input: [Week] 2 [Tues] Motif discovery [Thurs]

Output: Protein identification from tandem mass spectra

Introduction to Computational Molecular Biology: Molecular Evolution | Molecular and Cellular Biology


Input: [Week] 3 [Tues] Complex biological networks [Thurs]

Output: Complex biological networks

Introduction to Computational Molecular Biology: Molecular Evolution | Molecular and Cellular Biology


Input: [Week] 4 [Tues] Comparative sequence analysis and phylogenetic footprinting [Thurs]

Output: Comparative sequence analysis and phylogenetic footprinting

Introduction to Computational Molecular Biology: Molecular Evolution | Molecular and Cellular Biology


Input: [Week] 5 [Tues] Phylogenetic inference: what can it tell us about the origins of new influenza strains such as H7N9? [Thurs]

Output: What type of evolutionary process is being assumed in phylogenetic inference? The concept of evolutionary distance and the molecular clock.

Introduction to Computational Molecular Biology: Molecular Evolution | Molecular and Cellular Biology


Input: [Week] 6 [Tues] Likelihood calculations on a tree. Bayesian phylogenetics. [Thurs]

Output: Bayesian phylogenetics continued. Introduction to BEAST. Inference of ancestral states (if time is available).

Introduction to Computational Molecular Biology: Molecular Evolution | Molecular and Cellular Biology


Input: [Week] 7 [Tues] Reconstructing the transcriptional regulatory network I [Thurs]

Output: Reconstructing the transcriptional regulatory network II

Introduction to Computational Molecular Biology: Molecular Evolution | Molecular and Cellular Biology


Input: [Week] 8 [Tues] Statistical genetics I (Genome-wide association studies) [Thurs]

Output: Statistical genetics II (Haplotype reconstruction)

Introduction to Computational Molecular Biology: Molecular Evolution | Molecular and Cellular Biology


Input: [Week] 9 [Tues] Protein structure [Thurs]

Output: Protein sequence analysis

Introduction to Computational Molecular Biology: Molecular Evolution | Molecular and Cellular Biology


Input: [Week] 10 [Tues] Molecular modeling [Thurs]

Output: Nucleic acid structure

Introduction to Computational Molecular Biology: Molecular Evolution | Molecular and Cellular Biology


Input: [Game Comment] these bricks look ancient. intricate words are scratched into their surface that even my translator cant read. [Rarity] Common [Block Type]

Output: Temple Bricks


Input: [Game Comment] dusty but finely crafted bricks [Rarity] Common [Block Type]

Output: Small Temple Bricks


Input: [Game Comment] small but perfectly formed bricks quaint [Rarity] Common [Block Type]

Output: bricks


Input: [Game Comment] these old bricks are unmarked. [Rarity] Common [Block Type]

Output: Unmarked Tomb Brick


Input: [Game Comment] A pressurised beam. [Rarity] Common [Block Type]

Output: Pressurised Beam


Input: [Game Comment] Pressurised beam. [Rarity] Common [Block Type]

Output: Pressurised Steel


Input: [Game Comment] A colourful wall panel. [Rarity] Common [Block Type]

Output: Wall Panel


Input: [Advantages] Easy Very fast No additional hardware required [Disadvantages] Files may be inaccessible if the master drive crashes or becomes unbootable. Backup is not totally isolated from possibility of infection by malware (1) [Target backup device]

Output: Master hard drive (e.g. put the backed up stuff from Drive C onto Drive C)

Table 1 - BACKUP DEVICE OPTIONS


Input: [Advantages] Easy Very fast Files not lost if master drive crashes or becomes unbootable Drive can be unplugged easily so that it is then completely isolated from possibility of infection by malware [Disadvantages] Additional cost if drive does not already exist Small capacity Ties up an expensive device (in terms of $ per Mb) which is much more applicable for other purposes. [Target backup device]

Output: Thumb Drive (aka Flash Drive, Pen Drive)

Table 1 - BACKUP DEVICE OPTIONS


Input: [Advantages] Easy Reasonably fast Files not lost if master drive crashes or becomes unbootable [Disadvantages] Backup is not completely isolated from possibility of infection by malware (1) Wireless network may be slow [Target backup device]

Output: Network drive

Table 1 - BACKUP DEVICE OPTIONS


Input: [Advantages] Easy Very fast Files not lost if master drive crashes or becomes unbootable. [Disadvantages] Backup not completely isolated from possibility of infection by malware (1) Additional cost if drive does not already exist (2) [Target backup device]

Output: Other internal drive in stand-alone PC

Table 1 - BACKUP DEVICE OPTIONS


Input: [Advantages] Easy Very fast Files not lost if master drive crashes or becomes unbootable Drive containing backup can be removed easily so that it is then completely isolated from possibility of infection by malware Drive can be stored in a safe location or off-site If the backup is a clone of the master drive or an active primary bootable partition from the master drive, the PC can be booted directly from the drive in the caddy. (10) [Disadvantages] Cost of hardware (3) Small fan in the caddy's cradle could be a tad noisy (4) but is essential to keep the drive at a safe temperature In some caddies, the plug at the rear of the caddy might not mate tightly with the socket at the rear of the cradle (5) Requires a vacant CD/DVD type bay in the PC. [Target backup device]

Output: Drive in removable caddy (aka 'mobile rack') (9)

Table 1 - BACKUP DEVICE OPTIONS


Input: [Advantages] Easy Reasonably fast (6) Files not lost if master drive crashes or becomes unbootable Drive containing backup can be disconnected easily so that it is then completely isolated from possibility of infection by malware Drive can be stored in a safe location or off-site If the backup is a clone of the master drive or a bootable partition from the master drive, and the PC's BIOS supports booting from a Firewire device (very few seem to be able to do that), it may be possible to boot the PC directly from the drive in the enclosure. (11) [Disadvantages] Cost of hardware If the enclosure is fan-ventilated it could be a tad noisy (7) (but in my view, having a fan in the enclosure is essential if the enclosure is used for more than 30 minutes at a time) Most PCs are unable to boot from a backup drive in a Firewire enclosure. If the enclosure has both Firewire and USB interfaces it is possible that this disadvantage can be avoided if the PC can be booted using the drive connected as a USB device.(11), (12) [Target backup device]

Output: Drive in an external enclosure that has a Firewire interface to the PC

Table 1 - BACKUP DEVICE OPTIONS


Input: [Advantages] Easy Reasonably fast (6) if operating at USB 2.0 'High speed' rate Files not lost if master drive crashes or becomes unbootable Drive containing backup can be disconnected easily so that it is then completely isolated from possibility of infection by malware Drive can be stored in a safe location or off-site If the backup is a clone of the master drive or a bootable partition from the master drive, and the PC's BIOS supports booting from a USB device, it might be possible to boot the PC directly from the drive in the USB enclosure. (11) [Disadvantages] Cost of hardware lf the enclosure is fan-ventilated it could be a tad noisy (7) (but in my view, having a fan in the enclosure is essential if the enclosure is used for more than 30 minutes at a time) Slow if the drive is only working at the USB versions 1 or 1.1 rate (8) Slow if USB 2.0 sockets or cables not to USB 2.0 standard (8) Not all PCs are able to boot from a backup drive in a USB enclosure.(12) [Target backup device]

Output: Drive in an external enclosure that has a USB interface to the PC

Table 1 - BACKUP DEVICE OPTIONS


Input: [Advantages] Easy Very fast Files not lost if master drive crashes or becomes unbootable Drive containing backup can be disconnected easily so that it is then completely isolated from possibility of infection by malware Drive can be stored in a safe location or off-site Might be possible to boot the PC directly from the drive in the eSATA enclosure. [Disadvantages] Cost of hardware lf the enclosure is fan-ventilated it could be a tad noisy (7) (but in my view, having a fan in the enclosure is essential if the enclosure is used for more than 30 minutes at a time) [Target backup device]

Output: Drive in an external enclosure that has an eSATA interface to the PC

Table 1 - BACKUP DEVICE OPTIONS


Input: [Advantages] Fairly easy Files not lost if master drive crashes or becomes unbootable CDs/DVDs can be stored so that they are isolated from possibility of infection by malware Can be stored in a safe location or off-site [Disadvantages] Slow. Slow. Slow. [Target backup device]

Output: CD, DVD

Table 1 - BACKUP DEVICE OPTIONS


Input: [Name] Grinder [Flexibility of settings] average [Amount of results] average [User friendly] GUI + xml [Main problem] Time settings [CPU demand]

Output: small


Input: [Name] WAST [Flexibility of settings] high [Amount of results] high [User friendly] Good GUI [Main problem] Windows only [CPU demand]

Output: Very small


Input: [Name] StressTool [Flexibility of settings] low [Amount of results] average [User friendly] Cmd line [Main problem] Inconsistent results [CPU demand]


Input: [Name] JMeter [Flexibility of settings] high [Amount of results] low [User friendly] GUI [Main problem] Less reporting [CPU demand]

Output: average


Input: [Name] JBlitz [Flexibility of settings] high [Amount of results] high [User friendly] Good GUI [Main problem] CPU demand [CPU demand]

Output: high


Input: [Name] OpenLoad [Flexibility of settings] low [Amount of results] average [User friendly] Cmd line [Main problem] Network problems [CPU demand]

Output: high


Input: [0] Length of day [On Companion Earth] 24 hours [Implication] Life has altered patterns of waking, sleeping, mating, and hunger Winds blow at 100 mph due to Earth’s faster rotation [On Moonless Earth]

Output: 8 hours


Input: [0] Seasons [On Companion Earth] Earth’s large Moon stabilizes the variation of its tilt so that it “wobbles” only about 3° over a cycle of about 41,000 years [Implication] Only the hardiest bacteria or other simple life forms can endure the drastic climate changes [On Moonless Earth]

Output: Gravitational pull of the giant planets causes Earth's tilt to vary wildly over the eons between 0 and 80°


Input: [0] Tides [On Companion Earth] Governed by Moon's gravitational pull [Implication] Life takes longer to evolve without the benefit of minerals mixed into the global ocean by tides [On Moonless Earth]

Output: Caused only by the Sun and rise only about 1/3 current height


Input: [0] Phases [On Companion Earth] The Moon changes its appearance in the sky through a predictable pattern [Implication] Science advances more slowly without the repeating pattern of lunar phases to inspire astronomers to explain the phenomenon scientifically [On Moonless Earth]

Output: Venus and Mercury undergo phases, but these are not discovered before the invention of a telescope


Input: [0] Moonlight [On Companion Earth] Sunlight reflects off of the lunar surface, making the Moon visible in the sky [Implication] Some unique animals behaviors (e.g. coral spawning events, moon wrasse foraging, salmon biological changes) do not occur or are tied to some other external stimulus [On Moonless Earth]

Output: The Sun, other stars, and planets are the only celestial objects in the sky


Input: [0] Astronauts [On Companion Earth] Astronauts walk on the Moon during the Apollo missions, 1969-72 [Implication] Humans are not able to visit another world so early in their technological lifetime and may not be inspired to do so without a nearby goal [On Moonless Earth]

Output: There are no objects within the technological reach of current rockets and radiation shielding that are appropriate for manned explorations


Input: [Effect] Increase rolling resistance [MPG Penalty up to] 1-2mpg [Condition]

Output: Under inflated tires


Input: [Effect] Causes excessively rich fuel/air mixture [MPG Penalty up to] 2.0mpg [Condition]

Output: Dirty air filter


Input: [Effect] Cause inefficient combustion, wasted fuel [MPG Penalty up to] 2.0mpg [Condition]

Output: Worn spark plugs


Input: [Effect] Unable to detect and adjust air/fuel mixture [MPG Penalty up to] 3mpg [Condition]

Output: Worn O2 sensor


Input: [Effect] Increases internal engine friction [MPG Penalty up to] 0.4mpg [Condition]

Output: Dirty or substandard engine oil


Input: [Effect] Allows fuel to evaporate [MPG Penalty up to] 2.0mpg [Condition]

Output: Loose gas cap


Input: [MPG Penalty up to] 11.4mpg [Condition]

Output: Potential loss in fuel economy if all of the above were neglected


Input: [Who] Prospective undergraduate students [Contact Office]

Output: Contact information for Undergraduate Admissions | Book a campus tour online

Visit & Tour Campus | Queen's University


Input: [Who] Prospective graduate students [Contact Office]

Output: Contact information for School of Graduate Studies

Visit & Tour Campus | Queen's University


Input: [Who] Prospective faculty/researchers [Contact Office]

Output: Faculty Recruitment and Support site | Monica.Stewart@queensu.ca | 613-533-3167

Visit & Tour Campus | Queen's University


Input: [Who] Alumni and donors [Contact Office]

Output: Office of Advancement contact information

Visit & Tour Campus | Queen's University


Input: [Who] Media [Contact Office]

Output: Queen's Media Centre / Communications contacts

Visit & Tour Campus | Queen's University


Input: [Who] Everyone [Contact Office]

Output: Agnes Etherington Art Centre Museum of Health Care at Kingston Union Gallery

Visit & Tour Campus | Queen's University


Input: [Apples] Apricots [Protects your heart] Combats cancer [prevents constipation] Controls blood pressure [Blocks diarrhea] Saves your eyesight [Improves lung capacity] Shields against Alzheimer’s [Cushions joints]

Output: Slows aging process


Input: [Apples] Artichokes [Protects your heart] Aids digestion [prevents constipation] Lowers cholesterol [Blocks diarrhea] Protects your heart [Improves lung capacity] Stabilizes blood sugar [Cushions joints]

Output: Guards against liver disease


Input: [Apples] Avocados [Protects your heart] Battles diabetes [prevents constipation] Lowers cholesterol [Blocks diarrhea] Helps stops strokes [Improves lung capacity] Controls blood pressure [Cushions joints]

Output: Smoothes skin


Input: [Apples] Bananas [Protects your heart] Protects your heart [prevents constipation] Quiets a cough [Blocks diarrhea] Strengthens bones [Improves lung capacity] Controls blood pressure [Cushions joints]

Output: Blocks diarrhea


Input: [Apples] Beans [Protects your heart] Prevents constipation [prevents constipation] Helps hemorrhoids [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints]

Output: Stabilizes blood sugar


Input: [Apples] Beets [Protects your heart] Controls blood pressure [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Strengthens bones [Improves lung capacity] Protects your heart [Cushions joints]

Output: Aids weight loss


Input: [Apples] Blueberries [Protects your heart] Combats cancer [prevents constipation] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Stabilizes blood sugar [Improves lung capacity] Boosts memory [Cushions joints]

Output: Prevents constipation


Input: [Apples] Broccoli [Protects your heart] Strengthens bones [prevents constipation] Saves eyesight [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] Protects your heart [Cushions joints]

Output: Controls blood pressure


Input: [Apples] Cabbage [Protects your heart] Combats cancer [prevents constipation] Prevents constipation [Blocks diarrhea] Promotes weight loss [Improves lung capacity] Protects your heart [Cushions joints]

Output: Helps hemorrhoids


Input: [Apples] Cantaloupe [Protects your heart] Saves eyesight [prevents constipation] Controls blood pressure [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints]

Output: Supports immune system


Input: [Apples] Carrots [Protects your heart] Saves eyesight [prevents constipation] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Prevents constipation [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints]

Output: Promotes weight loss


Input: [Apples] Cauliflower [Protects your heart] Protects against Prostate Cancer [prevents constipation] Combats Breast Cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Strengthens bones [Improves lung capacity] Banishes bruises [Cushions joints]

Output: Guards against heart disease


Input: [Apples] Cherries [Protects your heart] Protects your heart [prevents constipation] Combats Cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Ends insomnia [Improves lung capacity] Slows aging process [Cushions joints]

Output: Shields against Alzheimer’s


Input: [Apples] Chestnuts [Protects your heart] Promotes weight loss [prevents constipation] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Combats Cancer [Cushions joints]

Output: Controls blood pressure


Input: [Apples] Chili peppers [Protects your heart] Aids digestion [prevents constipation] Soothes sore throat [Blocks diarrhea] Clears sinuses [Improves lung capacity] Combats Cancer [Cushions joints]

Output: Boosts immune system


Input: [Apples] Figs [Protects your heart] Promotes weight loss [prevents constipation] Helps stops strokes [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Combats Cancer [Cushions joints]

Output: Controls blood pressure


Input: [Apples] Fish [Protects your heart] Protects your heart [prevents constipation] Boosts memory [Blocks diarrhea] Protects your heart [Improves lung capacity] Combats Cancer [Cushions joints]

Output: Supports immune system


Input: [Apples] Flax [Protects your heart] Aids digestion [prevents constipation] Battles diabetes [Blocks diarrhea] Protects your heart [Improves lung capacity] Improves mental health [Cushions joints]

Output: Boosts immune system


Input: [Apples] Garlic [Protects your heart] Lowers cholesterol [prevents constipation] Controls blood pressure [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] kills bacteria [Cushions joints]

Output: Fights fungus


Input: [Apples] Grapefruit [Protects your heart] Protects against heart attacks [prevents constipation] Promotes Weight loss [Blocks diarrhea] Helps stops strokes [Improves lung capacity] Combats Prostate Cancer [Cushions joints]

Output: Lowers cholesterol


Input: [Apples] Grapes [Protects your heart] saves eyesight [prevents constipation] Conquers kidney stones [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] Enhances blood flow [Cushions joints]

Output: Protects your heart


Input: [Apples] Green tea [Protects your heart] Combats cancer [prevents constipation] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Helps stops strokes [Improves lung capacity] Promotes Weight loss [Cushions joints]

Output: Kills bacteria


Input: [Apples] Honey [Protects your heart] Heals wounds [prevents constipation] Aids digestion [Blocks diarrhea] Guards against ulcers [Improves lung capacity] Increases energy [Cushions joints]

Output: Fights allergies


Input: [Apples] Lemons [Protects your heart] Combats cancer [prevents constipation] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Controls blood pressure [Improves lung capacity] Smoothes skin [Cushions joints]

Output: Stops scurvy


Input: [Apples] Limes [Protects your heart] Combats cancer [prevents constipation] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Controls blood pressure [Improves lung capacity] Smoothes skin [Cushions joints]

Output: Stops scurvy


Input: [Apples] Mangoes [Protects your heart] Combats cancer [prevents constipation] Boosts memory [Blocks diarrhea] Regulates thyroid [Improves lung capacity] aids digestion [Cushions joints]

Output: Shields against Alzheimer’s


Input: [Apples] Mushrooms [Protects your heart] Controls blood pressure [prevents constipation] Lowers cholesterol [Blocks diarrhea] Kills bacteria [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints]

Output: Strengthens bones


Input: [Apples] Oats [Protects your heart] Lowers cholesterol [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Battles diabetes [Improves lung capacity] prevents constipation [Cushions joints]

Output: Smoothes skin


Input: [Apples] Olive oil [Protects your heart] Protects your heart [prevents constipation] Promotes Weight loss [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] Battles diabetes [Cushions joints]

Output: Smoothes skin


Input: [Apples] Onions [Protects your heart] Reduce risk of heart attack [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Kills bacteria [Improves lung capacity] Lowers cholesterol [Cushions joints]

Output: Fights fungus


Input: [Apples] Oranges [Protects your heart] Supports immune systems [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Protects your heart [Improves lung capacity] Helps respiration [Cushions joints]

Output: antioxidant


Input: [Apples] Peaches [Protects your heart] prevents constipation [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Helps stops strokes [Improves lung capacity] aids digestion [Cushions joints]

Output: Helps hemorrhoids


Input: [Apples] Peanuts [Protects your heart] Protects against heart disease [prevents constipation] Promotes Weight loss [Blocks diarrhea] Combats Prostate Cancer [Improves lung capacity] Lowers cholesterol [Cushions joints]

Output: Aggravates Diverticulitis


Input: [Apples] Pineapple [Protects your heart] Strengthens bones [prevents constipation] Relieves colds [Blocks diarrhea] Aids digestion [Improves lung capacity] Dissolves warts [Cushions joints]

Output: Blocks diarrhea


Input: [Apples] Prunes [Protects your heart] Slows aging process [prevents constipation] prevents constipation [Blocks diarrhea] boosts memory [Improves lung capacity] Lowers cholesterol [Cushions joints]

Output: Protects against heart disease


Input: [Apples] Rice [Protects your heart] Protects your heart [prevents constipation] Battles diabetes [Blocks diarrhea] Conquers kidney stones [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints]

Output: Helps stops strokes


Input: [Apples] Strawberries [Protects your heart] Combats cancer [prevents constipation] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] boosts memory [Improves lung capacity] Calms stress [Cushions joints]

Output: Promotes normal urination


Input: [Apples] Sweet potatoes [Protects your heart] Saves your eyesight [prevents constipation] Lifts mood [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] Strengthens bones [Cushions joints]

Output: Very Nutritious


Input: [Apples] Tomatoes [Protects your heart] Protects prostate [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Protects your heart [Cushions joints]

Output: Good for immune system


Input: [Apples] Walnuts [Protects your heart] Lowers cholesterol [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] boosts memory [Improves lung capacity] Lifts mood [Cushions joints]

Output: Protects against heart disease


Input: [Apples] Water [Protects your heart] Promotes Weight loss [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Conquers kidney stones [Improves lung capacity] Smoothes skin [Cushions joints]

Output: Helps Brain Function and memory


Input: [Apples] Watermelon [Protects your heart] Protects prostate [prevents constipation] Promotes Weight loss [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Helps stops strokes [Cushions joints]

Output: Controls blood pressure