The "R" stood for "Rex," which is latin for King. Latin was the common language of the highly educated back then. So, by signing "Henry R" he was signing as "Henry the King." His daughter Elizabeth did the same, but the R stood for "Regina," or Queen in her case.
HR stands for Henrivs Rex (Henry the King).
HR was short for 'His Royal highness'
Henry R HR - which, in Latin is "Henricus Rex". In English it means King Henry. He did not use his surname of Tudor when signing official documents.
Henry and Richard
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Yes to both.
HR, which stands for "House Resolution". Senate bills start with S.
He was seventeen, two weeks shy of his eighteenth birthday.
Single Season Record of 60 Home Runs: Roger Maris, 1961 (61 HR) Sammy Sosa, 1999 (63 HR) Sammy Sosa, 2001 (64 HR) Sammy Sosa, 1998 (66 HR) Mark McGwire, 1999 (66 HR) Mark McGwire, 1998 (70 HR) Barry Bonds, 2001 (73 HR) Career Record of 714 Home Runs: Henry "Hank" Aaron, 755 HR Barry Bonds, 762 HR
The maximum speed of a vehicle is 60 km. per hr
In 1987 I was making 38.00 / hr , In 1990 I was making 20.00 / hr now i fight for 18/hr due to Inflation, immigration, and the price of sign equipment getting cheaper everyday, it's sad though because I work twice as hard as I did in the 90's because most sign shops now are owned by investors and entrepreneurs and don't know how to organize jobs properly.
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because its the only time which makes the sign of Right. The purpose to make the sign of right to ensure that the clock is complete and working perfectly
From the problem statement, the initial speed is 100 km/hr, the final speed is 0, and the time of change is 12.5 seconds. The acceleration is therefore: [(0 - 100)km/hr]/12.5 sec = -8 km/hr/sec. It is customary, but not fundamentally necessary, to "normalize" the units of time so that they can be expressed as a square of the same unit. This can be done by noting that 1 hr = 3600 sec, so that -100 km/hr = 1/36 km/sec. The answer can then be written as - (8/36) km/sec2, and 8/36 can be reduced to 2/9. Note that, since the sign of the acceleration is negative, this acceleration could properly be described as "deceleration".