along.

Two pairs of jeans could apparently clean up the nitrogen oxides from one car. And you wouldn't be able to see or feel anything different.

Now for the words. Simon Armitage, who's professor of poetry at the university, has written a poem to go on the poster. It's called "In Praise of Air" (see box).

The poster will be on display in Sheffield for the next year.The invention relates to a freight container, in particular a container for air transport, having a supporting frame which is made of profiled sections or the like and long sides in the form of polygonal frames resting on a base frame. The polygonal frames comprise vertical reinforcing struts and roof sections and are joined together by transverse sections.
Such freight containers have been used in aircraft for a long time now. Up to now, in aircraft with the fuselage divided into an upper deck and lower deck, the latter is loaded with containers while the former is reserved for passengers. These decks differ somewhat, especially in height. The cross section of the upper deck is usually a semi-circle made up of the floor of the deck and part of