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Page 140
... body . The anterior region of the esophagus may also form a chamber , the esophostome . Toothlike structures of various sizes and number may develop from the walls of the cheilostome and esophagus ; spear - like structures in the ...
... body . The anterior region of the esophagus may also form a chamber , the esophostome . Toothlike structures of various sizes and number may develop from the walls of the cheilostome and esophagus ; spear - like structures in the ...
Page 520
... Bodies . Automotive body styles are frequently cate- gorized according to the number of doors in the body and the manner in which the roof is supported . Automo- bile roofs are conventionally supported by three pillars on each side of the ...
... Bodies . Automotive body styles are frequently cate- gorized according to the number of doors in the body and the manner in which the roof is supported . Automo- bile roofs are conventionally supported by three pillars on each side of the ...
Page 533
... body panel for a single model , but if the model run reaches several hundred thousand , the cost is amply justified . Ford Mo- tor Company has been successful in developing computer- ized numerical controls for body tooling and dies ...
... body panel for a single model , but if the model run reaches several hundred thousand , the cost is amply justified . Ford Mo- tor Company has been successful in developing computer- ized numerical controls for body tooling and dies ...
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