- time was
better known as a
designer of superchargers). Only two of the
Tractas competing in 1929
completed the race, the two-stroke
experimental car retiring...
-
joint and does
generate some
additional vibration at
higher speeds. The
Tracta joint works on the
principle of the
double tongue and
groove joint. It comprises...
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Tracta,
tractum (Ancient Gr****: τρακτὸς, τρακτόν), also
called laganon, laganum, or
lagana (Ancient Gr****: λάγανον), was a kind of
drawn out or rolled-out...
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Place another row of
tracta on top and go on
doing so
until all the
cheese and
honey have been used up.
Finish with a
layer of
tracta. ...
place the placenta...
-
Place another row of
tracta on top and go on
doing so
until all the
cheese and
honey have been used up.
Finish with a
layer of
tracta...place the placenta...
-
Place another row of
tracta on top and go on
doing so
until all the
cheese and
honey have been used up.
Finish with a
layer of
tracta...place the placenta...
- success. In France, Jean-Albert Grégoire and
Pierre Fenaille developed the
Tracta constant-velocity
joint in 1926. In
October 1928 a
sensation at the 22nd...
-
European racing, both
privately entered.
France could muster only two
works Tractas, a BNC and a
privateer Bugatti to
their premier touring car race. Note:...
-
pairs of
transverse links and
single coil springs, the
wheels driven by
Tracta constant-velocity joints, but the
Ferret benefited from
epicyclic reduction...
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Acantholipini Genus: Ugia Walker, 1858
Synonyms Sarthida Walker, 1863
Iluza Walker, 1865 Obba Walker, 1869
Tractia Saalmüller, 1891
Tracta Saalmüller, 1891...
