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What is the history of a motorbike?
Motorcycle history begins in the second half of the 19th century. Motorcycles are descended from the "safety bicycle," a bicycle with front and rear wheels of the same size and a pedal crank mechanism to drive the rear wheel. Despite some early landmarks in its development, motorcycles lack a rigid pedigree that can be traced back to a single idea or machine. Instead, the idea seems to have occurred to numerous engineers and inventors around Europe at around the same time.
What is Nefertiti crown called?
The flat-top blue cap worn by Nefertiti in many (but not all) artistic representations is a rather unusual form which is rarely seen worn by anyone else - for that reason it is often termed "The Nefertiti Crown". In some ways it shaped like the red crown of Lower Egypt, but without the upright extension at the rear or the curl at the front.
What inventions were created during queen Victoria's reign?
1851 Ice Cream is invented by Jacob Fussell, in the USA 1852 The first public flushing toilet opens in London. Before the 1850s most people had to use an earth closet, which was a toilet outside the house with just soil in it and no water. 1854 Henry Bessemer found a way to convert iron into steel, which was both stronger and lighter than iron. This made it possible to build huge structures such as bridges and ships. 1855 Lundstrom's new safety match first gains recognition 1856 Louis Pasteur found how to make food safer to eat by pasteurizing it. This killed bacteria in certain foods. 1859 Oil discovered in the USA leads to the birth of the modern oil industry. 1860 The first horse-drawn tram 1863 The world's first underground railway (the Tube) is opened in London. It is powered by steam. 1864 The world's first jelly babies were made by an Austrian called Herr Steinbeck in Lancashire. 1872 Invention of the penny-farthing bicycle. by British engineer, James Starley. The huge front wheel was almost six feet from top to bottom. and the seat was above the wheel. It had no brakes! 1873 Typewriter invented by Christopher Sholes 1875 The first chocolate Easter eggs were made by Fry's of Bristol. 1876 Alexander Bell, a Scotsman living in America, invented the telephone on 7 March 1876. By 10 March 10 his apparatus was so good that the first complete sentence transmitted, "Watson, come here; I want you,"was distinctly heard by his assistant. 1877 The world's first recording of the human voice is heard when the inventor of the phonograph, Thomas Edison, reciting 'Mary Had A Little Lamb' and played it back 1878 Electric street lighting began in London, replacing the old gas lamps, which had to be lit by hand every evening. (Michael Faraday discovered electricity) 1879 The electric light bulb invented by Swan and Edison for home use. 1885 Safety Bicycle invented. It had a chain, sprocket driven rear wheel and equally sized wheels. 1883 First electric railway opened 1884 First British electric tram network opened in the seaside town of Blackpool. 1885 First petrol motorcar built by Karl Benz. A three-wheeled vehicle powered by a one-cylinder gasoline engine. The speed limit for cars was four miles per hour. It was increased to 20 miles per hour in 1896. 1887 The invention of the gramophone by Emile Berliner 1888 John Boyd Dunlop invented pneumatic tyres. 1888 Photography became even more popular with invention of the Kodak box camera by American inventor George Eastman. Eastman's invention of the film roll and camera meant that photography became popular across the world. He named his camera Kodak because he liked the letter 'K'. 1894 Moving pictures (cinematographe) invented by Lumiere brothers. 1890 The first electric underground train to travel on a public railway ran in London on December 18. 1890 The first comic book to ever be published in Britain was printed. It was called Comic Cuts 1891 The first hydroelectric power station. making electricity from fast flowing water. 1895 X-rays discovered by W K Roentgen 1895 Guglielmo Marconi launches the wireless (radio)
A small speech on ' the hand that rocks the world cradle rules the world?
I believe that means the mother is usually the one who rocks the cradle. This is from the "olden" days when cradles were quite common and most mothers stayed home to rear their children. The majority of mothers used to be stay-at-home moms and the disciplining and nurturing was left up to them. The father would go out to work and expected the housework to be done by the wife. As time went on, the mothers started working outside the home and nowadays it is 65% of the moms who leave their children with others while they work for wages. I personally believe that is why many children have no manners and expect everything to be handed to them. If the parents were stricter and disciplined their children on a regular basis with consequences for bad behaviors exhibited by their children this would be a more structured environment for everyone.
What did Victorian children learn at school?
I know one and it is that if an adult entered the room the children had to stand up This is correct, but they were very strict, no talking and you got the cane across your hands or rear, if you went out of line
In his run to the rear to achieve safety what did Henry lose red badge?
his gun and his cap
In his run to the rear to achieve safety what did Henry lose in the red badge of courage?
In "The Red Badge of Courage," Henry Fleming loses sight of his regiment in his panicked retreat and is separated from his fellow soldiers. He struggles with feelings of guilt and shame for running away, further complicating his journey to safety.
National safety Council indicates that rear-end collisions are?
Most common
How do you change the window safety?
There is no window safety. If you look at contour of door there is no room for a full piece of glass because of rear wheel opening.
Where is Neutral safety switch on 2004 subaru?
Neutral safety switch is only on a manual transmission. The switch is in the upper rear of the transmission case.
What would cause a Cat to lose rear leg control?
toxo plasmosis
In most skids what part of your car will lose control?
The rear tires of your car
Does the rear window on a 1993 go all the way down?
No, it was made for child safety.
Is a broken rear view mirror on a vehicle a moving violation?
No, but it is a safety violation.
Why don't rear windows go all the way down?
safety reasons for kids
Where is the safety on a model 80 bernardelli pistol?
Left side, towards rear of slide.
What did hentry lose in his run to the rear in red badge of courage?
In "The Red Badge of Courage," Henry lost his nerve and ran away from battle, abandoning his fellow soldiers. He was ashamed of his actions and struggled with feelings of guilt and cowardice as he tried to rationalize his behavior.
