(16) with a\npair of spaced-apart end surfaces (20, 22) that provides\na restoring force therebetween if forced toward one\nanother, this restoring force provided by a resilient band\n(30a) extending between the opposite ends (70a, 70b) of\nthe truss (16) with a plurality of notches ...
New insights into skeletomuscular evolution and phylogeny of arachnids were derived primarily from the axial muscle system. Specifically, it is argued that Limulus retains a box-truss axial muscle system like that of plesiomorphic members of other arthropod groups, that this is also a plesiomorphic...
One important part of the guitar many don’t even know exists is thetruss rod. The truss rod stops the guitar neck from bending by stabilizing it against the tension of the strings. You may not have heard of this guitar part, because the truss rod is hidden inside the neck. Headstock Y...
The notches exceed at least a third of the thickness of the band. A second and similar band may also be provided in the truss.JOHNSON, BRUCE, C.