Instead the formerly used axle hung motors it used a quill drive with a circular rubber spring as a connecting element ( " Gummiringfeder " in German ) reducing unsprung mass.
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Half loops are only done as single jumps, and are primarily used as connecting elements in a jump sequence, before a salchow jump or flip jump which take off from a back inside edge.
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Unlike contemporaries like Le Corbusier and Marcel Breuer-- who advocated sleek, chrome-plated lines-- McArthur chose to work with a lusterless material and emphasized, rather than concealed, his furniture's connecting elements.
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The opposite southern wall is made up of two undulating surfaces, but since these complex curves are derived from lined systems, they are implemented via simple elements : rectilinear steel pillars placed each under a different angle, which support steel modular and rectilinear connecting elements.
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The facade is dominated from the large porch at 5 arches, reminiscent of the ancient basilica churches, the porch is the focal point of the whole structure, is the connecting element of the strange combination of premises adjacent to the church, a wise result to hide the irregularities of the church.
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In the key, the dark green tint is labeled " stable ( or " fixed " ) territory "; the light green tint is labeled " potential parts ( Turkic formation ) "; the magenta tint is labeled " Chkalov Oblast ( present-day Orenburg Oblast ) as a connecting element between Bashkortostan and Turkestan "; and the blue tint is labeled " potential parts ( non-Turkic formation ) ".
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This connecting element is compatible with the outer porch and with the internal space of the church, since it repeats the structure; it creates a continuity illusory between interior and exterior, and thus to avoid the feeling of narrowness that would feel great going into a space less than what was expected : the outside perceive a very large, we see entering the church does not have the breadth that we had perceived from the outside without that element of connection, once inside the church we perceived a narrow volume.
