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class is an 1800’s locomotive headlamp. The headlamp on the locomotive had several purposes. One of the most important purposes was to make it easier for the driver to see in front of the train and make sure they were not approaching any obstacles. The headlight was also used to alert anyone ahead that the train was coming.There were several attempts and prototypes of the locomotive headlamps. One that was used for some time after the civil war was a large box that was almost two feet by two feet

Ergonomics is a scientific discipline that deals with the research and understanding between the interaction of humans and other elements of a socio-technical system. It involves conducting research into human: social, psychological, physical and biological characteristics, and using this information to optimize human performance, safety, habitability and health with regard to the design and evaluation of tasks, products, environments and jobs in a performance system (James H. and Stramler, 1993)

later condemned them for their distinctly middle-class values and oppressive sense of morality. Summary:  In the early 1920s, an American man and a girl, probably nineteen or twenty years old, are waiting at a Spanish railway station for the express train that will take them to Madrid.  While indulging in some beers, they sit in the hot shade while discussing what the American man says will be "a simple operation" for the girl.  The tension between the two is almost as sizzling

He was broke and train was the only way there way to get there, he needed employment fast. We spent many long cold nights on the somber New York streets, scouring businesses and local newspapers in hopes to find employment. As he was walked the streets he found an old flyer

“Hills Like White Elephants” by Ernest Hemingway is a short story. The story begins with a woman only referred to as “the girl”. On a hot day in the hills of Spain, a girl and an American wait for their train. The two are sitting and having a beer and begin fighting about the taste of the beer. The girl says that the hills look like white elephants. The American starts telling the girl she should get an operation. He tells her how it isn’t really an operation at all and he knows plenty of people

published by Charles Scribner’s son in 1927, talks about two individuals at a train station having what appears to be a normal conversation. This story has many hidden messages that Hemingway makes obvious when analyzing the short story. The use of symbols in Hills like White Elephants is important to the plot line and to the hidden meaning of the story. Despite many viewing this short story simply as two lovers at the train station, the couple of topic is actually communicating the act of having an abortion

Hills Like White Elephants was written by Ernest Hemingway in 1927. The story is about a man and a girl at the train station in Spain waiting for their train to Madrid while drinking beer. The two protagonists in this story is the Man and the Girl. Their name was never mentioned in the story. The only thing that we know about them is that they were Americans that were visiting Spain. The author referred the girl in the story as a “Girl” because she was younger than the man in the story that the author

risks in meeting ridership goal. Constructability Planning and constructing a new transit system is simple and inexpensive task . Everyones loves the idea of subways, those electric powered trains can travel at rapid speeds of 24-39 km/hr with their own right of way and carry over 1500 passengers per train and serve as the backbone of any

residential or commercial area intended to maximize access to public transportation. Such neighborhoods often consist of a center with a public transit station, bounded by high-density growth with gradually lower-density development spreading outward from the center. TODs or transit zones are typically located within a radius of one-half mile from a transit station, as this is generally considered a reasonable walking distance for pedestrians. However, geographic proximity alone does not make development transit

Procedure “Hills Like White Elephants” is a short story written by Ernest Hemingway. It was published in 1927 in Men Without Women, Hemingway’s second collection of stories. This story is about a traveling couple who are at a train station in Spain. While waiting for the train that is headed to Madrid, the couple decide to stop at a bar. The girl notices how beautiful the surrounding hills are. Also, she states how the hills resemble white elephants.The man does not seem to be interested and continues