RFHKY3K7–GENEVA, SWITZERLAND - MARCH 2, 2016: Lexus IS 200t shown at the 85th International Geneva Motor Show in Palexpo, Geneva.
RM2JB9N44–2004 Green LEXUS IS200 200 Sport 1988cc 6 speed manual coupe, arriving in Worden Park Motor Village for the Leyland Festival, UK
RMAWA3BM–John George in the Honda Integra BTCC touring car overtakes Chris Stockton in the Lexus IS200
RM2RT5PGC–2005 Lexus Is200 Se Auto 200 VVT-I ECT-I Auto Red Car Saloon Petrol 1988 cc; travelling at speed on the M6 motorway in Greater Manchester, UK
RMAGNNF8–Ian CURLEY GBR Lexus IS200 Dunlop BTCC British Touring Car Championship 2005 Knockhill Fife Scotland
RM2BX4E40–2004 beige Lexus IS 200 Sportcross; Vehicular traffic moving vehicles, cars driving vehicle on UK roads, motors, motoring on the M61 motorway
RMA4KF0P–Lexus IS200. Japanese car manufacturer. (Toyota)
RM2AWHGC8–The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London . ere may still be a transverse solid rock-ridge below ; but it wouldbe difficult, if not impossible, to account for the formation of sucha ridge, and still more difficult to explain the lake. The maximum height of the mass above the present lake-level is200 metres, and there seems no reason to doubt a similar thicknessbelow. The northward extension is also considerably larger thanone would at first suspect. It forms the plain round Laret andthe Schwarzsee, as also the rising ground of Weiden between therailway and the Klosters road; an
RMB4XM05–LEXUS IS200 July 2001 road test
RMAR0ACB–2003 Lexus IS200 Sportcross
RF2J2J5BH–A custom street car drifting on the track lifting dust. Lexus IS200
RMAGNP05–Richard WILLIAMS GBR Lexus IS200 Dunlop BTCC British Touring Car Championship 2005 Knockhill Fife Scotland
RM2AFXCM7–. 'My country, 'tis of thee!' or, The United States of America; past, present and future. A philosophic view of American history and of our present status, to be seen in the Columbian exhibition. sheld on topics connected with live stock, agri-culture, and allied industries. The Forestry Building stands near the Agri-cultural Building, and is the most unique of allthe Bxhibition structures. Its ground area is200 by 500 feet. On all four sides is a veranda,the roof of which is supported by a colonnade,each column of which consists of three tree-trunks, each 25 feet long. These trunks are inthei
RMAGNP00–Ian CURLEY GBR Lexus IS200 Dunlop BTCC British Touring Car Championship 2005 Knockhill Fife Scotland
RM2AFKMFR–. The American educator; completely remodelled and rewritten from original text of the New practical reference library, with new plans and additional material. f the island. Kaiser-Wilhelmsland, in the northeast, has an areaof 70,135 square miles and an estimated pop-ulation of 531,000. This region was occu-pied by Australian forces in October, 1914.The western part of New Guinea is held bythe Netherlands, and has an area of 151,789square miles. Its estimated population is200,000. British New Guinea is governed as a partof Papua, which is one of the tenitories ofthe Australian Commonwealth. Th
RMAGNNEE–Richard WILLIAMS GBR Lexus IS200 Dunlop BTCC British Touring Car Championship 2005 Knockhill Fife Scotland
RM2AXHE6G–Byzantine and Romanesque architecture . Till destroyedby fire in 1823 it remained perhaps the most untouchedby subsequent alterations of all the ancient churches ofRome. It was re-built by the Italian Government after1870 on the old lines (Fig. 39), and is decidedlythe finest basilican church in existence (Plate XLI).It covers an area of about 400 feet by 200, and is100 feet high. The nave has a span of 78 feet, and is200 feet long, an Eastern transept and the apse making * Ammianus Marcellinus, 27, 3, cited Gibbon, Ch. xxv., Dill, Bk. n.Ch. I. i88 ROME [CH. XIII s. Paolo up the rest of the lo
RM2CE1ME2–. Marine Engineer . o Oh O H 20 THE MARINE ENGINEER AND NAVAL ARCHITECT. August i. 1907. arrangement of this engine with the accumulator isvery compact, and is specially designed to occupythe minimum space possible with consistent andreliable working. All these features are, of course,very essential and important on board a ship of thisclass. The effective steam pressure at the engine is200 lbs. per sq. inch. The surface condenser issituated between the back of the engine and theaccumulator, and is of the usual marine design havingbrass times and tube plates, the former having theirends made t
RM2CGXDWG–. Electric railway journal . St. Joseph Rail-way, Light, Heat & Power Company, the interurban termi-nal being located at Eighth and Edmond Streets, directlyacross from the Federal Building. The road traverses Clay, Platte and Buchanan Countiesand, in addition to the cities mentioned above, Dearborn,St. Joseph and Liberty. All county franchises are for theperiod of the life of the charter of the railroad, which is200 years. The franchises in the city of Dearborn are forthe same period, while that in St. Joseph over the one-halfmile of track owned by the railway company is for twenty-five years
RM2CDXJCT–. Modern mechanism, exhibiting the latest progress in machines, motors, and the transmission of power, being a supplementary volume to Appletons' cyclopaedia of applied mechanics . the re-generator anil cooler. Some of these engineshave run 200 turns per min., so that the air is200 times heated and 200 times cooled permin. The engine is designed upon the well-known {)rinciple tliat if a volume of air at anypressure is confined, and its volume not al-lowed to increase, while its temperature is in-creased 480°, tlie pressure will be doubled. Onthe temperature being decreased 480° again,the press
RM2CRBT59–. Railway and locomotive engineering : a practical journal of railway motive power and rolling stock . taken froma small river named the Monon, whichflows near the town of Monon, Ind., andit is said to be derived from an Indianword meaning swift running. In thislatter respect the new Pacific type pas-senger engines recently built at theBrooks shops of the American Loco-motive Company will probably keep upthe original meaning of the roads shortname. The engines are simple, with cylin-ders 21x26 ins., and they have 69-in.driving wheels. The boiler pressure is200 lbs., and the calculated tractive
RM2CR50NH–. Railway and locomotive engineering : a practical journal of railway motive power and rolling stock . eaof the centre is 50.265, giving a differencein area of 1.97 sq. ins,, and assuming thatthe steam pressure within the heads is200 lbs. per square inch, same would fur-nish an unbalanced force of 395 lbs.,which would tend to force the pistonvalve ahead at all times when throttlevalve is open. The foiegcing refers to an indirectmotiiiu; whereas, with a direct type ofconstruction the large bore of the pistonvalve chamber bushing would be at theback end. In both cases the object is topi event ch
RM2CE5YK3–. Water & sewage works . ^mrrrT. SETTLING TANKS under constrvction, shoicing the ixinfurccd concrete streets, act-ing also as tie rods to take strains from the lobe-shaped ivalls. November, lOli 462 MUNICIPAL ENGINEERING manufactured by the Ham Baker Com-pany of London, England. They are de-signed to distribute the sewage upon thebeds with a loss of head not to exceed12 inches when the liquid is applied atthe maximum rate of 720 gallons persquare yard per day. Each distributer issupported on three rails, spaced 25 feeton centers. The length of the travel is200 feet. The effluent from the set
RM2CH353E–. The Street railway journal . n completed the floor will befinished in hard maple. of corbels at the crown, giving a handsome appearance,and on tlie river side the letters uei roit railway appearin light colored brick built into the stack. The stack is200 ft. in height from the top of the foundation to thetop of the cap, and is twenty feet nine inches in diameterat the base and fourteen feet eight inches at the crown.The inside diameter is ten feet. The flue from the Vjoil- KOILER ROOM. The boiler room, which isseparated from the engine roomby a fire brick wall, contains atpresent four batter
RM2CNTTHH–. The Street railway journal . FIG. 22.—STANDARD POST TRESTLE WITHOUT FLOOR case the company desires to widen the bridge for four tracks,there will be a good foundation for the necessary additions tothe abutments. Fig. 21 is a detail view taken during con-struction of a concrete abutment, showing the method ofstepping the end. Fig. 22 shows a standard post trestle with- FIG. 23.—CONCRETE PIER CONSTRUCTION WITHOUT POSTS culvert at an angle, with a roadbed 32 ft. wide. The culvert is200 ft. long, and has an arched section 20 ft. wide, with 4-ft.. Section G H FIG. 24.—CONCRETE CULVERT ON MONROVIA
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