By John Bickford
Delivering a broad-based evaluation of the standards affecting the layout, meeting and behavior of bolted joints and their elements in all industries, this paintings info numerous meeting strategies in addition to particular failure modes and methods for his or her avoidance. This version positive aspects fabric on: the touch stresses among bolt head or nut face and the joint; thread kinds, sequence and periods; the stiffness of raised face flange joints; and extra.
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15, cont’d (C) Bilateral unsteady gait. Figs 18 and 19: unsteady gait due to multiple Ménière’s sclerosis. Fig. 20: unsteady gait; experimental drunkenness. Fig. 21: unsteady gait being giddyness due to Ménière’s disease treated with quinine sulphate’. From de la Tourette (1886). 30 The pathogenesis and clinical anatomy of multiple sclerosis: 1849–1977 D 1 multiple sclerosis, although he considered these to be rare manifestations. He was strong on the bulbar and visceral manifestations, predating Kinnier Wilson (1928) by several decades on the description of impulsive laughter (which Charcot had himself mentioned, see above), and allowed glycosuria as a sign of demyelination in the floor of the fourth ventricle.
By 1914, Siemerling and Raecke (1914) considered that the sequence of ck k A pathological changes was sufficiently clear to allow the conclusion that a decrease in the number of axons and reduced axonal diameter in surviving fibres characterized chronic plaques, but that most axonal injury occurred early in the disease. This conclusion, reached after much painstaking neuropathological description, had been anticipated by Babinski (1885b), who correlated the extent of inflammation with the degree of axonal loss.
4. B’C: sections of the medulla. d anterior part) A. Above the brachial enlargement. B’. The middle of the medulla. C. Three centimetres above the termination of the medulla. Observation 1: multiple sclerosis. From Ordenstein (1868). (G,H) Multiple sclerosis. Pons and medulla, anterior and left and right lateral surfaces. Sections of the pons. The grey areas represent the plaques of sclerosis. From Charcot (1886). 14 (A) Jean-Martin Charcot (1825–1893). (B) Fresh preparation, taken from the centre of a patch of sclerosis, coloured with carmine, and dilacerated.