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inflatable structure
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pneumatic structure
A very lightweight enclosed structure, usually fabricated of a membrane of an impervious material and supported by the difference in air pressure between the exterior and the interior of the structure rather than by a structural framework. Fans must maintain the interior pressure slightly in excess of normal atmospheric pressure to prevent the structure from slowly deflating and collapsing. Used primarily as a temporary enclosure or to house sports facilities such as tennis courts and swimming pools. Also called an air-supported structure.


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BSTC included a number of activities especially geared towards children, including a jumping castle, AoTele MatchAo, and face painting in addition to distributing gifts and toys.
BSTC included a number of activities especially geared towards children, including a jumping castle, "Tele Match," and face painting, in addition to distributing gifts and toys.
To him, Modhesh is synonymous with the fun he has at the 37,000 square metre Modhesh World - a child's paradise filled with games, activities and jumping castles.
 
 
 
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