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Chaussée (from the verb chausser / être chaussé) means to wear a shoe. (shoe is 'chaussure' in French) Chaussée (feminine noun) means 'carriageway' (technically the part of the road designed for cars, excluding gutters, road embankments, shoulders, etc..)
Efficiency % = (work out / work in) * 100 (Work = force * distance)
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There are a variety of ways that work can be presented. PowerPoint presentations and work on poster board are ways to visually present work.
A work environment is any place where people work (ie an office, a kitchen, a nightclub).
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D.T Harroun has written: 'Stability of cohesive earth masses in vertical embankments' -- subject(s): Embankments
The embankments on a river bank that help to contain and direct the water are called different things, depending on where you live. They can be called levées, dikes, stopbanks, floodbanks or sometimes just embankments.
C. A. Pugh has written: 'Hydraulic model studies of fuse plug embankments' -- subject(s): Embankments, Hydraulic models
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JamesK Mitchell has written: 'Reinforcement of earth slopes and embankments' -- subject(s): Embankments, Slopes (Soil mechanics), Soil stabilization
we make dykes and embankments.
R. Codell has written: 'Hydrologic design for riprap on embankment slopes' -- subject(s): Design and construction, Tailings embankments, Radioactive waste disposal in the ground, Embankments
Soil with some time of grass on it.
The word embankment is a singular noun. The plural term is embankments.
There are two embankments and two sub embankmentsThames - Runs along the North side of the River Thames.(Chelsea and Victoria embankments)Albert - Runs along the South side of the River ThamesThere is also an Embankment tube station as well.
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