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If you were building a stable for a shetland pony how tall and wide would you make it?
A stable for a Shetland pony should ideally be about 10 feet wide and 10-12 feet long to ensure enough space for movement and comfort. The height should be at least 8 feet to allow for proper ventilation and to prevent the pony from feeling cramped. Additionally, it's important to include adequate space for feeding and bedding while ensuring the stable is safe and secure.
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What makes the empire state building strong and stable?
The Empire State Building has a steel frame structure to make it strong and stable. Shreve, Lamb, and Harmon designed the building in 1930.
How do you make a sentence with the word structure?
You can say, "The structure of the building was stable."
How do you make a midget pony?
get a Shetland pony
What sounds does a shetland pony make?
they snort
How do you make army in tribalwars?
By building your Barracks, Stable, Workshop, Smithy & an Academy to conquer villages.
How do you prevent a unstable salt from oxidising?
You must make it stable if it is unstable it will oxidise by definition. You would have to add another element to make the compound stable but you would then be changing it to a stable salt.
Why should a building structure be stable?
Some ways you can make a structure more stable is by: 1) Making the Base wider 2) Taper The Structure (Make the top skinny and the Base Wide) 3) Make the Base Heavier 4) Lower the Centre Of Gravity 5) Add more Support Points
How is concrete used in building a skyscraper?
Concrete is used in building a skyscraper to help make it wind proof and able to support its own weight. The building can also be earthquake safe when rods are put through the concrete to make it stable.
Is North Sea oil owned by the shetland islands?
To answer this question you need to do some research into the history of Udal Law in Shetland. The Shetland and Orkney Udal Law group (SOUL) can be found on the Internet and highlights the main points of the argument. Basically, although Shetland and Orkney are acknowledged as being under Scottish rule since the annexation, the annexation was not entirely legal. Shetland and Orkney were pledged as part of a dowry payment in 1468/9 with the understanding that sovereignty would not be handed over and the islands would be redeemed at a later date when the money could be raised. The Scottish Crown was fly - even though the Danish/Norwegian Crown made several attempts to regain control of Shetland and Orkney, the Scottish Crown refused. Shetland was increasingly brought under Scottish rule and the issue of sovereignty was never fully addressed. Under Udal law, outright ownership of land included the seabed - so if Shetland is still legally Scandinavian and Udal law has never been completely replaced, then the seabed around Shetland belongs to Shetland and not to Scotland. North sea oil around the Shetland basin therefore belongs to Shetland and the Scottish Crown is well aware of this. To openly address the issue of Shetland's sovereignty is thus to make this public knowledge...and the British parliament wouldn't want that...now would they? AW
What would make nitrogen stable?
adding one more electron
Preventions to be taken during an earthquake?
When builders are making a building they should make the foundations strong and stable so the buildings dont fall
How did Qin Shihuandgi make China's society more stable?
by building the great wall of china,stronger government,and one type of money.
