- 12 molars, in four
groups of
three at the back of the mouth. The third,
rearmost molar in each
group is
called a
wisdom tooth. It is the last
tooth to appear...
-
Comparison of
stadium seating (left) to
traditional sloped-floor seating. The
rearmost viewer can see a
lower subject with
stadium seating....
- กริช /krìt/ 'kris' –ู /uː/ สูด /sùːt/ 'to inhale' –ุ /u/ สุด /sùt/ '
rearmost' เ– /eː/ เอน /ʔēːn/ 'to recline' เ–ะ /e/ เอ็น /ʔēn/ 'tendon, ligament'...
-
wheels / = the fore of the rear
axles is
steered (pusher axle) * = the
rearmost of the rear
axles is
steered (tag axle) C =
number of
steered wheels -...
-
breaking free of the
extractor in the process. The
slide reaches its
rearmost position, and then
moves forward again under the
tension of the recoil...
-
carried on the same flight,
packaging requirements, and
stowage in the
rearmost part of the aircraft. In 2012,
media revealed that
plutonium has been flown...
-
wheels in a
nominal 30:40:30 split. An
extra shaft delivers power to the
rearmost axle. The
vehicle has five
electronic differential locks,
which can deliver...
- that aft is the
inside (on board)
rearmost part of the vessel,
while stern refers to the
outside (offboard)
rearmost part of the vessel. The
stern is opposite...
- The
Foster mount usually incorporated an arc-shaped I-beam rail as its
rearmost structural member, that a
Lewis gun
could be slid
backwards and downwards...
-
station wagon roof (viewed in profile) more
likely extends to the very
rearmost of the vehicle,
enclosing a full-height
cargo volume—a
hatchback design...
