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25-439: R1 , R.I. , R01 or R-1 may refer to: Military equipment [ edit ] R-1 tank , a Romanian tank from World War II R-1 (missile) , a post World War II Russian rocket AEG R.I , a 1918 German super-heavy bomber design DFW R.I , a 1916 German prototype bomber aircraft HMS Caprice , a destroyer originally designated with Pennant Number R01 Linke-Hofmann R.I ,

50-626: A 1978 expert system written by John McDermott .r01 , a RAR file extension an alternate name for the Rice Institute Computer , an innovative computer extant at Rice University from 1959 to 1971 Biology [ edit ] R1 plasmid , a plasmid found in E Coli ATC code R01 Nasal preparations , a subgroup of the Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical Classification System Haplogroup R1 (Y-DNA) ,

75-524: A Bulgarian sports car Subaru R1 , a Japanese city car Aviation [ edit ] Beriev R-1 , a 1952 Soviet turbojet-powered flying boat International Air Transport Association code for Sirin (airline) Motorcycles [ edit ] Yamaha YZF-R1 , a motorcycle Rail [ edit ] Lines [ edit ] R1 (New York City Subway car) R1 (SEPTA), a former commuter rail line in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, which

100-507: A Romanian designation of the Czechoslovak-designed tankette AH-IV Transportation [ edit ] Automobiles [ edit ] Jaguar R1 , a British 1999 Formula One racing car Javan R1, a British sports car Nuro R1, an American autonomous van Ora R1 , a Chinese electric city car Praga R1 , a Czech sports car Rivian , R1S and R1T, an American electric mid-size SUV and pickup truck SIN R1 ,

125-468: A World War I German prototype bomber aircraft Polikarpov R-1 , a Soviet Union copy of the 1931 British Airco DH.9A light bomber aircraft USS R-1 (SS-78) , a 1918 United States Navy R-class coastal and harbor defense submarine a South African made version of the FN FAL battle rifle a version of the 1942 German Rheintochter ground-to-air missile Sentinel R1 , a British airborne radar platform

150-581: A class of 0-4-4T steam locomotives built by the South Eastern and Chatham Railway to modified LCDR design in 1900 PRR R1 , a 1934 American single prototype electric locomotive SECR R1 class , a class of 0-6-0T steam locomotives rebuilt by the South Eastern and Chatham Railway from the SER R class between 1910 and 1922 LNER Class R1 , a class of British steam locomotives Roads [ edit ] R1 expressway (Czech Republic) , an expressway in

175-641: A human Y-chromosome DNA haplogroup The R1 vein in insect wings Other [ edit ] R01 grant , a form of competitive funding issued by the National Institutes of Health in the United States R1: Explosive when dry , a risk phrase R-1 Federation Rogue One , a 2016 film R1 Multi-frequency signaling , a telephony control technique R1 (nuclear reactor) , the first nuclear reactor of Sweden R 1 space in topology, in mathematics R-1 visa ,

200-809: A length of 1,659 metres and the Radotínský Bridge, the part of which over the Berounka Valley, with a length of 2,045 metres, is considered the longest bridge structure in the Czech Republic . In the part where the Radotín Bridge crosses the Vltava River , there is a suspended Lahovice cycle bridge. At the same time, the first part of the so-called Vestec Spur, which connects the Prague Ring Road at Písnice MÚK with

225-438: A newly assembled propeller, which had not been given sufficient time for glue to cure, disintegrated. The vibrations resulting from that failure caused the complex transmissions and shafting connecting all four engines to both propellers to tear loose, which then cut a center section strut, resulting in the breakup of the aircraft, killing all seven crew on board. Of the seven further AEG R.1 aircraft planned or under production when

250-468: A non-immigrant visa which allows travel to United States for service as a minister or other religious occupation. DSC-R1 , a 2005 Sony Cyber-shot R series camera TV R1 , Czech regional television station R1, a brand sold by Imperial Tobacco Region 1, the DVD region code for United States, Canada, Bermuda, U.S. territories Research I university , a designation of U.S. universities engaged in

275-612: The Ruzyně Airport to the interchange with the D1 highway, the other one being a 5-kilometre-long (3.1 mi) road on the eastern border of Prague. A section connecting these two segments is to be built next. Other segments under preparation include a bridge over the Vltava river near Suchdol . In 1998, the estimated cost of the construction was CZK 31 billion, in February 2005 the price

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300-492: The Czech Republic R1 expressway (Slovakia) , a road connecting Trnava and Banská Bystrica R1 ring road (Belgium) , a ring road around Antwerp R-1 motorway (Spain) , a future radial motorway connecting Madrid and El Molar R1 road (Zimbabwe) , a road connecting Beitbridge and Harare Radial Road 1 or R-1, an arterial road of Manila, Philippines Computing [ edit ] R1 (expert system) ,

325-502: The Czech motorways radiate from the D0. Unlike the inner ring road, whose sub-sections have been given different official street names, the Prague Ring Road is also the official name of a street in all parts of the ring road leading through Prague. It was formerly called R1 expressway ( Czech : Rychlostní silnice R1 ). Two disjunct sections are opened to the public, one going all the way from

350-409: The D1 motorway is not currently under construction (2024). The construction of section Běchovice - D1 is planned to start in 2024 at the earliest and to be completed in 2027. The estimated value of the construction is CZK 9.4 billion, another CZK 3 billion is to be spent on the purchase of land for the construction. There has been significant opposition over the routing of this section as early as

375-604: The Government of the Czech Socialist Republic, refer to the H1 motor ring road. The letter H was used in the plans at that time for long-distance main roads of a lower category than motorways, i.e. for expressways. In the plans from 1977, the name "outer ring road" was used (in addition to the names "middle ring road" and "inner ring road"), but at the same time it was still referred to as the H1 ring road, while

400-531: The Vestec area, was opened and can be extended past the villages of Drazdy and Rozkoš to D1 motorway . At the end of June 2010, ŘSD approved a schedule according to which the new 23 km long section from Slivenec to Jesenice was put into operation on 20 September 2010. On Saturday 18 September, an open day was to be held at the Lahovice flyover, but due to the incompleteness of the construction and troubleshooting,

425-515: The highest levels of research activity BBC Radio 1 , a national radio station in the United Kingdom Radio One (New Zealand) a New Zealand student radio station Samsung YP-R1 , a digital audio player Rabbit r1 , an AI-based personal assistant device See also [ edit ] 1R (disambiguation) [REDACTED] Topics referred to by the same term This disambiguation page lists articles associated with

450-618: The middle ring road was referred to as the New Town Ring Road and the inner ring road as the City Ring Road. With the transfer of expressways to the motorway network on 1 January 2016, the Prague Ring Road was renumbered as the D0 motorway. In 1984, the first sections were opened: the Satalice - Počernice (at the eastern end of Prague ) and Slivenec - Třebonice sections. In 1993, the section between Satalice and Počernice

475-552: The programme was reduced to the section between the Cholupice tunnel and Hodkovice. A 1.6 km long section of the Vestecka Connector was opened in 2010 (at the same time as the opening of the section of the Prague Ring Road between the D1 motorway and Slivenec) between the Prague Ring Road (Písnice junction) and the roundabout with Vídeňská Street north of Vestec. The next section of the connector from Vídeňská Street to

500-502: The same title formed as a letter–number combination. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=R1&oldid=1258601617 " Category : Letter–number combination disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages AEG R.I The R.I

525-523: The war ended, (R.21, R.22, R.59, R.60, R.61, R.62, R.63 and R.64), only R.21 was finished and R.22 partially complete. Data from The German Giants. General characteristics Armament Related lists R1 expressway (Czech Republic) D0 motorway ( Czech : Dálnice D0 ) or Prague Ring Road ( Czech : Pražský okruh ) is a motorway which, when completed, would create an outer ring road around in Prague , Czech Republic . Most of

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550-585: Was extended to Běchovice. In 2000, the Slivenec - Třebonice section was extended to Řepy and in 2001, the same section was extended to Ruzyně. Thus, from 2001 until 20 September 2010, two separate sections were in operation: On 20 September 2010, the 23km section between Slivenec and the D1 motorway was officially opened and put into normal operation a day later. It also includes the Lochkovský Tunnel with

575-580: Was raised to CZK 47 billion and in 2009 the Ministry of Transport announced that CZK 71 billion was still needed for completion. In the meantime, 40km from the planned 80km are in operation. Completion is now expected to be 2030 at the earliest. On the map of the Czechoslovak road network, published by the Ministry of Technology in 1947, the intended ring road around Prague is marked with the number 1. Plans adopted on 23 June 1976 by Resolution No. 155 of

600-733: Was split into: Airport Line (SEPTA) , or R1 Airport line SEPTA Main Line (R1 Glenside) Also called the Glenside Combined R1–RG1 (Rodalies de Catalunya) , a commuter rail line in Catalonia, Spain R1 King George Blvd , RapidBus line in Surrey (Metro Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada) R1 (RER Vaud) , an S-Bahn line in the canton of Vaud Individual locomotive classes [ edit ] LCDR R1 class ,

625-416: Was unusual for a multi-engined aircraft in that rather than connecting propellers directly to the engines and mounting the engines in nacelles, the R.I carried all its engines within the fuselage and turned its propellers via a system of drive shafts. A single prototype was completed and flew in 1916. Initial flights were quite successful, the aircraft being considered very manoeuvrable, but on 3 September 1918,

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