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lap joint
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lap joint [′lap ‚jȯint]
(engineering)
A simple joint between two members made by overlapping the ends and fastening them together with bolts, rivets, or welding.

lap joint
lap joint, 2
1. A joint in which one board, plank, metal plate, etc., overlaps the edge of another piece; the overlapping part of each member is cut away to half thickness, resulting in flush surfaces.
2. A joint formed by placing one piece partly over another and uniting the overlapped portions.


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The 33-year-old from Edinburgh deployed his tried and trusted method of going from the front with two and a half laps remaining and Hoy, left, held off the challenge of the remainder of the field - including world champion Maximilian Levy of Germany-- to triumph.
The seven-rider field could not keep pace with the Scotsman as he accelerated away with two and a half laps to go.
Defar, running on her own for almost the entire 12 and a half laps, clocked the second fastest 5,000m time ever of 14:12.
 
 
 
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