John Pickard wrote:
Hello Tony,
You can't be serious that the dial in your image cost 3 M Euros.
Surely not. While it looks like a rather attractive design, there
doesn't seem to be anything remarkable about it. I could understand
maybe ten or twenty thousand Euros (nice work if you can
Dear Steve and all,
Three free translators I sometimes use for websites or short texts, are:
- Babelfish: http://babelfish.yahoo.com/
- Google: http://translate.google.com/
- Prompt: http://www.online-translator.com/
You may try each on the AFP press release:
Is there anyone who understand the mathematics behind the sundial
concept, i.e. determining the hour lines so that the curved form of
the shadow touches this lines in a point at the concerned time ?
Willy LEENDERS
Hasselt in Flanders (Belgium)
www.wijzerweb.be
Op 16-jun-2009, om 12:12
The lava strips are made from lave emaillée which is different from
lave:
Extraite dans les volcans d'Auvergne, la lave émaillée est réputée pour sa
dureté. La lave emaillee ne craint pas pas le gel, la pierre de lave
emaillee resiste parfaitement aux UV, la lave émaillée résiste à beaucoup
Dear Roger, Damia and all,
Instead of fiddling with the display settings of the monitor, I use the
Pen Tool of my image processing program, Paint Shop Pro, to measure wall
declination. I guess other programs have a similar tool.
When drawing a straight line over a sharp picture element
I do the same thing, but I use the line tool in Delta Cad.
I import the Google Earth photo into Delta Cad, then I draw a red line over
the wall or roofline. Then using edit tab for the line, Deta Cad tells me
the exact angle of the line.
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