A lakes-specific rule and scantlings were published, but never built to; eventually, �milius Jarvis in 1910 built the very successful " Swamba ", an R-class by George Owen that was the first vessel built to the new Universal Rule on Lake Ontario.
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More important was that the new Establishment in 1719 was not simply limited to specifying the overall dimensions of each type of warship, but now set out in great detail other factors used in constructing the ship, down to the thickness of timbers ( " scantlings " ) used in construction and planking.
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The 1719 Establishment for first rates took as its model the highly successful " Royal Sovereign " as rebuilt in 1704 ( the subsequent " Royal William " and " Britannia " rebuildings had been to the same design dimensions and set of scantlings when they were launched in 1719 ).
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This reflected not a poorer quality of design ( French designs were often highly prized by the Royal Navy, which copied the designs of a number of the French frigates that they captured, and built a quantity of vessels to the same designs, but with heavier scantlings ), but resulted from a different strategic need.
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The rails were planned to be fabricated from 10 feet scantlings with a cross-section of 6 inches by 4 inches wide and would be attached to round sleepers measuring feet in length, with slots the size of the rails'cross-section set on edge and keyed in by two wooden wedges driven against the rails and the sleepers.
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About half of them still exist, which is a remarkable number considering that most of them were built before World War II . Partly this is a result of the fact that the R-metre boats had to adhere to Lloyd's strict scantling rules, that has given them longevity that very few other traditional classes have been blessed with.
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Bland's strategy for the Barnesboro station included terms like " Serving Coal Country " and " Your Radio Station, WNCC . " With a strong focus on local news and information, the top 40 records being spun by " The Real " Johnny Dial and Tom " Rambling " Scantling were secondary to the emphasis on being a local station.
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It is generally used for making ornamental furniture, house posts, beams, scantlings, planks, dugout canoes, boats, tea boxes, cart shafts, axles, yokes, well-curbs, agricultural implements, combs, gun stocks, naves, spokes, etc . It is also used for making quality toys, bowls and wooden utensils for kitchens for handling sour recipes.
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After many other cutting and welding modifications a new long ship was created; a helipad was also fitted forward on the five " Mispillions " . " Ashtabula, Caloosahatchee " and " Canisteo " were jumboized after the five " Mispillions " and were given a limited capacity for ammunition and dry stores as well as a new midships superstructure and full scantlings, whereas AO-105 through 109 retained their shelter-deck configuration.
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The founding executives of the BTA were Co-Directors Thomas Modly, Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Financial Management, and Paul Brinkley, Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Business Transformation; Director of Transformation Planning and Performance, David Fisher; Director of Transformation Priorities and Requirements, Radha Sekar; Director; Director of Investment Management, Paul Ketrick; Director of Warfighter Support, Bob Love; Director of Information and Federation Management, David Scantling; and Director of Agency Operations, Navy Captain Michael Murphy.
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