PIVOT
JOINT In a pivot
joint, movement is limited to rotation, either by means of a bony projection pivoting within a ring, or a ring pivoting around an axis, for example, the
joint between the first and second vertebrae in your back.
Under the JSOS, an officer could only become
joint qualified by completing
joint-education courses and being assigned to a validated
joint-duty position for a specified period of time.
The "fat" solder
joint is caused by the solder drainage conditions and should therefore not be reworked, because it is a perfectly reliable
joint.
In recent years, the Department has been aggressively pushing the concept of
joint operations requiring interoperable and complementary capabilities among our warfighters.
Traditionally,
joint use is seen as a mechanism to save capital and operational costs to the taxpayer.
Although the concept of
joint use libraries dates back to the nineteenth century, their popularity has fluctuated over time and from region to region.
The SX sideshaft
joint design was driven by OEM desires for maintaining common suspension and platform dimensions while offering engines with widely varying power outputs.
Troops who fought together during Iraqi Freedom are now training together to further enhance their
joint capabilities at the point of the spear.
After giving effect to SL Green's incentive fees within the
joint venture, the Company is entitled to 68% of all cash proceeds in excess of debt repayment.
Features of the SX rotary
joint are said to include design for oil, water and steam; two internal support guides; optimized seal diameter; convex seal ring in compression; maximum carbon guide separation; and single-flow or dual-flow design.
Seal assembly, NSN 4320-00-734-6951, is used on M939A2-series trucks with the newer rubber-encased CV
joint.
The new law also lessens the tax cost on certain investments in foreign partnerships and
joint ventures.
