-
another common definition uses a
human body,
standing upright, as a
frame of reference. in that case, up is
defined as the
direction from
- the
double bass, also
called the
string bass,
upright bass, bass fiddle, bass violin,
doghouse bass, contrabass, bass viol, stand-up bass,
- the
mechanical action structure of the
upright piano was
invented in london,
england in 1826 by
robert wornum , and
upright models became - the
basic shape and
configuration of a
typical upright , or
safety bicycle, has
changed little since the
first chain-driven
model was
- the
primate version of
bipedalism is
unusual because the back is
close to
upright (completely
upright in humans). humans,
gibbons and
large - upright:
upright vacuum cleaners are
popular in the
united states,
britain and
numerous commonwealth countries, but very
unusual in
-
upright cabinets:
upright cabinets are by far the most
common in
north america. they are
usually made of wood and metal,
about six feet or
- in many games, at each end of the
field of play,
there are two
vertical posts (or uprights)
supporting a
horizontal crossbar.
- today,
roman and
italic type are mixed, and most
typefaces are
composed of an
upright roman style with an
associated italic or
oblique - hms
upright was a
british u
class submarine , of the
second group of that class,
built by
vickers armstrong , barrow-in-furness .
