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Images Dated 15th March 2005

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Images Dated 15th March 2005: Electric car

Electric car splashing through water. Reva is Indias first electric car. It was launched in 2001 in Bangalore in southern India. A fully charged battery gives a driving range of 80 kilometres

Crowd, India

Images Dated 15th March 2005: Camel hair, coloured SEM Z949 / 0010

Camel hair, coloured SEM Z949 / 0010
Camel hair. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of the hair from a dromedary camel. These short dense hairs allow the camel to survive the extreme temperatures of the desert by reflecting

Images Dated 15th March 2005: Red deer hair, coloured SEM Z952 / 0094

Red deer hair, coloured SEM Z952 / 0094
Red deer hair. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a cross section through the hairs of a red deer (Cervus elaphus). Magnification: x110 when printed at 10cm high

Images Dated 15th March 2005: Electric car, artwork

Electric car, artwork
Electric car. Computer artwork of Reva, Indias first electric car. It was launched in 2001 in Bangalore in southern India. The battery is located beneath the front seats

Electric car. Reva is Indias first electric car. It was launched in 2001 in Bangalore in southern India. A fully charged battery gives a driving range of 80 kilometres

Electric car (white) at a taxi stand. Reva is Indias first electric car. It was launched in 2001 in Bangalore in southern India. A fully charged battery gives a driving range of 80 kilometres

Images Dated 15th March 2005: Electric cars

Electric cars. Reva is Indias first electric car. It was launched in 2001 in Bangalore in southern India. A fully charged battery gives a driving range of 80 kilometres

Images Dated 15th March 2005: Office buildings

Office buildings at sunset. These are the offices of i-flex, a software company in Bangalore, India. Photographed in 2004

Images Dated 15th March 2005: Construction worker

Construction worker. Women carrying building materials for the construction of new office buildings in Bangalore, India

Construction worker. Woman carrying building materials for the construction of new office buildings in Bangalore, India

Images Dated 15th March 2005: Internet cafe

Internet cafe. Customers using computer terminals to surf the Internet, a worldwide network of computers offering information, images and sounds on a multitude of subjects

Images Dated 15th March 2005: Param Padma supercomputer

Param Padma supercomputer. Technician working on the Param Padma supercomputer. This is Indias most powerful supercomputer, capable of a peak computing power of one Teraflop

Param Padma supercomputer. Dr Subrata Chattopadhyay pictured with the Param Padma supercomputer. This is Indias most powerful supercomputer, capable of a peak computing power of one Teraflop

Images Dated 15th March 2005: Call centre

Call centre in Bangalore, India. Call centres such as this handle incoming telephone calls from clients. This call centre is operated on behalf of an American mortgage bank

Call centre

Param Padma supercomputer. This is Indias most powerful supercomputer, capable of a peak computing power of one Teraflop. The supercomputer can be accessed remotely by users wishing to analyse large

Internet cafe. Customers using computer terminals to surf the Internet, a worldwide network of computers offering information, images and sounds on a multitude of subjects

Call centre in Bangalore, India. Call centres such as this handle incoming telephone calls from clients

Images Dated 15th March 2005: Solar lantern manufacture

Solar lantern manufacture. Technician assembling a solar lantern. The lantern (bulb at centre) is powered by solar panels (right)

Images Dated 15th March 2005: Solar heater manufacture

Solar heater manufacture. Technician welding part of a solar water heater. This is the flat plate collector, which absorbs sunlight and warms water passing through the pipes

Images Dated 15th March 2005: Solar water heaters

Solar water heaters on the roof of a building. Each heater comprises two rectangular flat plate collectors and a cylindrical water storage tank

Solar water heaters on building rooftops at lower centre. Each heater comprises 2-4 rectangular flat plate collectors (dark grey) and a cylindrical water storage tank (green)

Images Dated 15th March 2005: Positive pregnancy test

Positive pregnancy test
MODEL RELEASED. Postive pregnancy test. Woman with a pregnancy test stick that is showing a postive result (2 blue lines). The test stick reacts with chemicals in the urine of a pregnant woman

Baby girl
MODEL RELEASED. Baby girl. 12-week-old baby girl asleep on her mothers shoulder

Images Dated 15th March 2005: Electronics City, India

Electronics City, India
Electronics City. Entrance to Electronics City, technology park in Bangalore, India. It is home to numerous electronics and information technology companies, including InfoSys, Motorola and Siemens

Images Dated 15th March 2005: Uterus cells, TEM

Uterus cells, TEM
Uterus cells. Coloured transmission electron micrograph (TEM) of endometrial cells (yellow) from the uterus. These cells form the endometrium, the epithelial tissue lining inside the uterus

Images Dated 15th March 2005: Pregnant woman and son

Pregnant woman and son
MODEL RELEASED. Pregnant woman and son. 4-year-old boy hugging the swollen abdomen of his mother. She is 30 weeks pregnant. A full-term pregnancy lasts between 37 and 42 weeks

Images Dated 15th March 2005: Drinks can

Drinks can
Drink can. X-ray of an open aluminium drinks can

Images Dated 15th March 2005: Young girl

Young girl
MODEL RELEASED. Young girl. She is 3 years old

Images Dated 15th March 2005: Mother and baby girl

Mother and baby girl
MODEL RELEASED. Mother and baby girl. 12-week-old baby girl asleep on her mothers shoulder

Images Dated 15th March 2005: Drinking orange juice

Drinking orange juice
MODEL RELEASED. Drinking orange juice. 6-year-old boy drinking a glass of orange juice. Oranges are rich in vitamin C (ascorbic acid), which is needed for healthy bones, teeth and gums

Baby girl
MODEL RELEASED. Baby girl. 12-week-old baby girl asleep in her mothers arms

Images Dated 15th March 2005: Pregnant woman

Pregnant woman
MODEL RELEASED. Pregnant woman. Swollen abdomen of a woman who is 26 weeks pregnant. A full-term pregnancy lasts between 37 and 42 weeks

Pregnant woman
MODEL RELEASED. Pregnant woman stretching her back to relieve the strain. She is 26 weeks pregnant. A full-term pregnancy lasts between 37 and 42 weeks

Pregnant woman and son
MODEL RELEASED. Pregnant woman and son. 4-year-old boy holding and listening to the swollen abdomen of his mother. She is 30 weeks pregnant. A full- term pregnancy lasts between 37 and 42 weeks

Images Dated 15th March 2005: Pregnancy back pain

Pregnancy back pain
MODEL RELEASED. Pregnant woman holding her painful back as the weight of the unborn child puts strain on her back muscles. She is 30 weeks pregnant. A full-term pregnancy lasts between 37 and 42 weeks

Pregnant woman
MODEL RELEASED. Pregnant woman holding her swollen abdomen. She is 30 weeks pregnant. A full-term pregnancy lasts between 37 and 42 weeks

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