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ft-pdl

FT-PDL

Definitions

  1. 1
    • : foot-poundal.

Examples

  • And virtually all the fastest growth urban regions—Houston, Dallas-Ft.

  • The city employs three times more people in energy than its second place rival, Dallas-Ft.

  • In contrast many red state metros such as Houston, Oklahoma City, Salt Lake, and Dallas-Ft.

  • Not cool stuff like jewels or the gold in Ft. Knox, just words and pictures.

  • So far, three test flights of the SS2 have only managed altitude of around 71,000ft - approximately 13 miles.

  • The snow line gradually sinks as one advances north-west, reaching only 2000 or 3000 ft. on the Alaskan coast.

  • In some recent masonry arched bridges of spans up to 150 ft. built with hinges considerable economy has been obtained.

  • It had spans of 172 and 193 ft., and may be taken as a representative type of bridges of this kind.

  • It is only since metal has been used that the great spans of 500 to 1800 ft. now accomplished have been made possible.

  • At first girders had solid or plate webs, but for spans over 100 ft. the web always now consists of bracing bars.