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Closure-hinge for cases or similar, characterized by consisting of a hinge line made of hinges composed of the locking block of two spheres in flight over supporting buttresses in the body of the case that press a collinear cylinder with the hinge and with its concave basen to house two spherical caps of the closure and linked by another flying buttress to the lid, forming an outer hinge of sectorial friction and in coordination with an external closure on the opposite edge of the case formed by two pythons arranged in other so many flown yew trees, respectively, of the lid and the body, which fit under forced and lateral pressure on the edge of the opposite shell, contributing to a complete closure with respective elastic and step locking tabs placed, respectively, on each shell and with an input facilitated by cutting in bevel of the opposing songs. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)
ES1983270186U1983-02-031983-02-03
CLOSING-HINGE FOR CASES OR SIMILAR.
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The library research process: case studies and interventions with high school seniors in advanced placement English classes using Kelly's theory of constructs
IMPROVEMENT IN PROCESS FOR THE CONVERSION OF A HYDROCARBONACEOUS SOLID FROM AGGLOMERATION INTO A MORE VALUABLE GASEOUS PRODUCT, AND IN APPLIANCE FOR THE INTRODUCTION OF OXYGEN IN THE FUND OF A FLUIDIFIED BED