i-beam

IPA: ˈaɪbim

Root Word: I-beam

(engineering) A beam with cross-section shaped like a capital letter I (with serifs top and bottom), used in construction.
(computing, graphical user interface) A cursor shaped like the letter I, usually indicating text that can be edited or selected.

i beam

IPA: ˈaɪbim

Root Word: I beam

Alternative form of I-beam [(engineering) A beam with cross-section shaped like a capital letter I (with serifs top and bottom), used in construction.]

I could see cable stays and i-beam struts rising to the city's umbrella roof.
After that slab was put into place, inspectors found a crack in an i-beam of another section of the bridge.
-3.75 "scat 9000 series crank with external balance, scat 5.7" 5140 forged i-beam rods, forged dome +4cc pistons with file fit rings
This is structural steel, a foot by about six inch i-beam construction building that is just in a shambles here that was effaced with brick.
But still, maybe he'll get a day job, for the ESPN cameras or whatever, and then a million-pound iron i-beam will fall on his skull, the end.
At 13 minutes into the blaze, the area in the middle of the i-beam had burned away leaving just the bottom piece of the beam to support the weight above.
Maybe Plus isn't the problem - nor is any of the above? occasionally the cursor has been like a writing app cursor, an i-beam and not an arrow on some sites.
As you can imagine, there's so much debris, concrete, big pieces of metal, those big i-beam structures that were the trusses for the bridge, and a lot of reinforcing rod.
Now it is being developed by i-beam design for use as inexpensive and efficient low-cost housing not only for people displaced by natural disasters but also as a solution for affordable pre-fab housing.

- Correct "ibeam" (aka text) hotspot, it was not defined
The second plane, it's nose barrelling through the outer shell of the building that was made of hardened steel, then through 44 ibeam columns, elevator shafts and stairwells only to resurface on the other side after passing through bathrooms, cubicles, computers, couches and of course the water cooler, then through the building's out shell again and the shape of the planes nose remains the same?