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neuromuscular junction

[¦nu̇r·ō′məs·kyə·lər ′jəŋk·shən]
(anatomy)
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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The modeled part is the area of contact between the bolt head, the end plate, and the electrolyte.
Hinging open the bearing-free end plate at the overs/discharge end of the screening chamber allows rapid removal of the unit's internal baffle plate, screen cylinder, and helical paddle/feed screw assembly.
Moment-rotation (M-[PHI]) diagram of the end-plate is obtained by the horizontal displacements (Figure 12) of the two characteristic points of the end plate.
The most common progressive findings were disk signal loss (10%), progressive facet arthrosis (10%), or increased end plate changes (4%).
The most favorable method for producing large series components, such as end plates for electric motors, is by casting.
At this point you can attach the end stiffeners to the inside of the end plates. Hold the end plate stiffeners flush with the bottom of the end plates using wood clamps.
The rubber sleeve is secured to the end plate through a series of wedging points for a strong and safe attachment even when the rubber is softened by exposure to high temperatures.
A split-control end plate is a device that is inserted into the end of a railroad crosstie to prevent the formation of new splits or the expansion of existing splits.
Using three thumb screws, the unit's end plate, cylindrical screen and shaft-mounted paddle assembly can be removed in less than one minute, providing access to sanitize all material contact surfaces.
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