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developed view - a perspective or opinion that has been carefully thought out and formed over time
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Figure 13 is a developed view of the cutting portion of a modified milling cutter.
Giraffes have excellent sense of hearing and smell, as well as a highly developed view.
Fig . 3 is a diagrammatic developed view of a tread pattern in a conventional pneumatic tire.
In that case, the slots A and B are curved in developed view.
Fig . 3 is a diagrammatic developed view of a tread pattern in a comparative pneumatic tire.
In FIG . 3 the main movements of the pump are shown in developed view.
Fig . 3 is a diagrammatically developed view of a tread pattern in the conventional pneumatic tire.
More particularly, FIG . 7 presents the cylinder in a partial developed view in a plane.
Fig . 6 is a developed view showing the magnetized state of a sensor magnet according to a conventional embodiment.
FIG . 1A shows a view of a conventionally produced casing 1 for an aircraft engine 2 in a developed view.
Fig . 5 is a developed view showing another modification example of the sliding surface of the roller.
Fig . 5 is a partially developed view of the magnets ;.
FIG . 2 is a developed view showing the various component elements of the transmission system and.
Coating 19 is preferably rectangular in shape in a developed view ( not shown ).
FIG . 3 represents diagrammatically a developed view of a stator according to a second embodiment.
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FIG . 3 depicts, in a clutch-engaged position, the clutch-release means in a developed view.
FIG 17 is a developed view of a main part showing another forming example of a stopper.
In Fig . 9 is partially shown the developed view of the belt 12.
Figure 3 is a developed view of the retention hooks of the vein filter of Fig.
FIG . 8 is a schematic and geometrically developed view of the gate of FIG . 6.
FIG . 3b is a developed view of the actuating surface of the piston the second stabilizer.
Figure 4 shows a developed view of the tube 2.
FIG . 3c is a developed view of the actuating surface of the piston of the third stabilizer.
Fig . 13 is a constitutional developed view of a conventional power unit.
The developed view I of the port appears in FIG . 3.
Fig . 5 is a partial developed view showing the roll.
Fig . 9 is a developed view of the circumference of the transfer conveyor.
FIG . 5 is a geometrically developed view of an embodiment variation, and.
Fig . 5 is a developed view showing parts and elements constituting the fuel tank lid assembly ;.
Fig . 9 is a schematically developed view of the belt adaptable in the invention ;.
FIG . 4 is a developed view of another possible variant implementation of the active structure ;.
Fig . 17 is a schematically developed view of the belt for comparison ; and.
Fig . 7 is a developed view of the package member 8 of the outer side.
FIG . 6 is a cross sectional developed view of the essential parts of FIG . 3 ;.
FIG . 6 is a developed view showing a shape of guide grooves of a shift drum ;.
Fig . 4 is a developed view of a mounting ring.
Fig . 2B is a developed view of the inner circumferential sliding surface of the roller ;.
Fig . 1 is a schematic developed view of a tread pattern in a conventional tire ;.
FIG . 11 is a developed view showing an embodiment of a box for a package bag.
FIG . 4D is a schematic developed view of a cutout according to the present disclosure ;.
FIG . 3 is a developed view showing another embodiment of the tread pattern.
Fig . 2 is a schematic developed view of a tread pattern in other conventional tires ;.
Fig . 15 is a developed view showing the inner peripheral face of the contra-rotating bearing 26.
Fig . 5 is a developed view of the sheet package.
FIG . 7 is a developed view of a rotor formed with laminations according to FIGS . 2 and 6.
Fig . 2 is a partially developed view of a tread portion in the conventional pneumatic tire ;.
FIG . 2 is a developed view level with the metering orifices of the two-outlet unit of FIG . 1 ;.
FIG . 3 is a developed view of the partition member.
FIG . 8 is a developed view of detail VIII in FIG . 2, showing only the first connecting element ;.
FIG . 2 is a flat developed view of the outer surface of the distributor.
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