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Escalator

An escalator is a moving staircase which carries people between floors of a building or structure. It consists of a motor-driven chain of individually linked steps on a track which cycle on a pair of tracks which keep the step tread horizontal.

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Escalator

Nodes102
Edges101
Triples148
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.019608
Components1

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Escalator

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related to Alternative designs · 22
Escalator → Acton, Although, European, Gilbert Luna, Holloway Road, Japanese, Jesse Reno, Karl-Heinz Pahl, London, London Transport Museum's, London Underground, Los Angeles Times, Luna, Reno's, Seeberger, Souder, The, United States, US, West German
related to Etiquette · 19
Escalator → All Tokyo, Australia, Canada, Due, East Japan Railway Company, France, Germany, Hong Kong, However, In, Japanese, New Zealand, Osaka, Practice, Prague, Taiwan, Tokyo, United Kingdom, United States
related to Etymology · 15
Escalator → According, As, Authors, By, ESS-kə-lay-tor, Exposition, For, His, KAL-ə-tor, Latin, Otis Elevator Company, Scala, Seeberger, Seeberger's, Tor
related to Extant historic escalator models · 15
Escalator → Antwerp, Belgium, England, Maastunnel's, Macy's Herald Square, New York, Notable, Pedestrian Tunnel, Rotterdam, Scheldt, St Anna Pedestrian Tunnel, The Netherlands, Tyne, Tyne Cyclist, Wear
related to Legislation · 15
Escalator → ADA, Americans, Congressional Acts, Despite, Disabilities Act, Escalator Modification, Foster-Miller Associates, Handicapped, In, Likewise, Nonetheless, Rehabilitation Act, Since Section, Transportation, United States Department
related to External links · 13
Escalator → Clarence, How, Illustrated, Jun, Liukuportaat, London Underground, Poland, PomppuY, Railway Wonders, Warsaw, World, YouTubeWinchester, Złote Tarasy Shopping Mall
related to Components · 12
Escalator → Also, An, AustraliaA, Control, Each, Landing, Schindler, Sydney, The, These, Town Hall, View
related to Inventors and manufacturers · 11
Escalator → His, In, It, Leamon Souder, Massachusetts, Nathan Ames, No, Saugus, Souder, The, This
related to Design · 9
Escalator → Design, Designers, For, How, In, Physical, Some, Temporal, The
related to Safety · 8
Escalator → Children, Crocs, In India, India, Safety, Such, The, To

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escalators steps elevator moving first also one staircase handrail people two design top bottom track move used stairs otis company

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Escalatoris amoving staircase which carries people between floors of a building or structure0.90text
the distance to be spanned determine the lengthinstance ofPhysical factors0.80text
pitch of the escalatorinstance ofPhysical factors0.80text
while factors such as the infrastructure's ability to provide supportinstance ofPhysical factors0.80text
power must be consideredinstance ofPhysical factors0.80text
Crocsinstance ofsari guards are built into most escalators in India.Children wearing footwear0.80text
flip-flops are especially at risk of being caught in escalator mechanismsinstance ofsari guards are built into most escalators in India.Children wearing footwear0.80text
Escalatorrelated to Alternative designsJesse Reno0.60section
Escalatorrelated to Alternative designsHolloway Road0.60section
Escalatorrelated to Alternative designsLondon0.60section
Escalatorrelated to Alternative designsThe0.60section
Escalatorrelated to Alternative designsLondon Transport Museum's0.60section

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