A floor slope of 1/100 or less would usually not be detected by walking across the floor, and up to 1/75 may not be detected by some occupants (Ref. 1).These slopes suggest that significant deflections can occur and not be detected.
Che (interjection) Che (Spanish: [tÊe], Portuguese: tchÃª [ËtÊe]; Valencian: xe [ËtÊe]) is an interjection (i.e. a vocative expression) commonly used in Argentina, Uruguay, and in the Spanish autonomous community of Valencia.
Map. Argentina, meaning land of silver, is a rich and vast landâsecond largest (after Brazil) in South America and eighth largest in the world. Its heartland is a broad grassy plain known as the Pampas (pronounced PAHM-pahs).Here Argentina's gaucho, like the U.S. cowboy, has galloped into the country's folklore.The Spanish first arrived around 1516, and Argentina gained independence in 1816.ap. Argentina, meaning land of silver, is a rich and vast landâsecond largest (after Brazil) in South America and eighth largest in the world. Its heartland is a broad grassy plain known as the Pampas (pronounced PAHM-pahs).