Ball, Jack

We thank our colleagues for their valuable contribution to this research fiber diffraction— Jeremy Bond, Sean Deverin, Dr. Leonid Shinchuk, and Dr. Deepak Sharma prions—Drs. Jack Nguyen, Michael Baldwin, Haydn Ball, Robert Fletterick, Fred Cohen, Stanley Prusiner, and Mario Salmona polyalanine—Drs. Sylvie Blondelle and Natalia Reixach and polyglutamine— Dr. Ron Wetzel. We also thank Dr. Andrew Bohm (Department of Biochemistry, Tufts University) for graciously granting us access to their X-ray diffraction facility. 

Submitted by PETER E. REED, JULIE M. BRAAM, LAUREN M. SOWA, ROBERT A. BARKHAU, GREGORY S. BLACKMAN, DAVID D. COX, GERALD A. BALL, HAU. H. WANG,f and JACK M. WILLIAMSf Checked by ALLEN E. UNDERHILL8... 

Submitted by DAVID D. COX, GERALD A. BALL, ANTHONY S. ALONSO, and JACK M. WILLIAMS ... 

Fasten the disc of the tool to the nave with three of the screws of the coupling pulley. Then tighten the jack screw of the tool until nave and ball bearings are pressed loose from the shaft. 

If the ball bearing should be exchanged, screw jack screws into the threaded holes of the conveyor pulley and tighten against the protecting cover until the bearing is pressed loose. 

For removing and lastalling bearings. U-jointe. gears, bushings, ball joints, pulleys, etc. 52 inches high (ex-durting jack). 

The image of an elastic DNA tightly bent inside the cap>sid may remind to you The Story of Keesh , by Jack London. There, the main character, named Keesh, invented a way to kill a polar bear by freezing a tightly coiled thin strip of the whalebone into a roimd ball of chunks of blubber. Once... 

Support the lower arm by jack use the inner hexagon spanner to fix the ball pin and tighten the self-locking nut to specified torque. Tightening force 63 + 5N m... 

Use the jack to support the eomplete drive axle use the haugerplank to lift the drive axle aud tighten the lifting bolt to the specified torque install steer ing knuckle both sides and upper and lower ball pin connect the connecting port of front axle vent tube assemblv and carriage recon nect the connector of... 

The frame was tested in the horizontal position. The pinned bases provided vertical support at the column feet. Vertical support to the beam was provided by two 300 mm plywood sheets each supported underneath at their centres by a flat, 150 mm diameter circular steel pad. The underside of each pad housed three ball-bearings which were free to roll on a horizontal steel plate. It was estimated that each steel pad supported a mass of only 25 kg in this configuration. A simple test demonstrated that the frictional resistance produced by this set up was negligible. The point load was applied to the frame by means of a manually operated long stroke jack acting through a load cell. 

On changing American attitudes toward the Constitution, see Michael A Machine that Would Go of Itself The Constitution in American Culture (New York Knopf, 1986). On competing conceptions of constitutional interpretation, see Terence Ball, Reappraising Political Theory (Oxford Clarendon Press, 1995), ch. 11, and the essays collected in Jack N. Rakove (ed.). Interpreting the Constitution The Debate over Original (Boston Northeastern University Press, 1990). 

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