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... types , he did not believe that the paradox resulted from confusing types ( or “ semantic categories " as he called them ) but from the failure to realize that class expressions often are used ambiguously . In order to explain this ...
... types , he did not believe that the paradox resulted from confusing types ( or “ semantic categories " as he called them ) but from the failure to realize that class expressions often are used ambiguously . In order to explain this ...
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... types are determined largely by the disposition of the shafts ; in addition , certain types are better suited than others for large speed changes . This means that if a spe- cific disposition of the shafts is required , the type of gear ...
... types are determined largely by the disposition of the shafts ; in addition , certain types are better suited than others for large speed changes . This means that if a spe- cific disposition of the shafts is required , the type of gear ...
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Special types of ball bearings Babbitt metal Wooden bearings Air bearings Jewel bearings Bearings in. B apex с fixed plate ball bearing cone angle C motion T roller bearing pressure profile B fluid hydrodynamic bearing Figure 20 : Types ...
Special types of ball bearings Babbitt metal Wooden bearings Air bearings Jewel bearings Bearings in. B apex с fixed plate ball bearing cone angle C motion T roller bearing pressure profile B fluid hydrodynamic bearing Figure 20 : Types ...
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