A device that transfers power from an engine (as in a tractor or other motor vehicle) to another piece of equipment (as to a pump or jackhammer)
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And I think you've used up all your PTO, Carmelita warns.
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Chimhavi denied that the 18 PTOs have been cut when pressed by reporters.
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Surprisingly, neither increased oligonucleotide concentration nor PTO linkages enhanced recombineering in L. reuteri 6475.
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In April, Doudna's team requested the interference for the PTO to reconsider who deserves the patent.
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We are actually attending to that issue of the PTOs' Chimhavi told Sunday Times journalist Marc Strydom.
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Methods: Patients undergoing medial opening wedge PTO for any indication with follow-up until radiographic union were identified.
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Silencing the latter four also inhibited cell death and disease resistance mediated by the PTO resistance gene.
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The autonomous PowerBuoy integrates a power take-off (PTO) and onboard system for energy storage and management.
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We must defend VBSBank, the only bank that gives mortgage to black rural people with PTO's.
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More powerful tractors create a challenge for implement makers to keep up with what is available at the PTO.
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She called it Predictable Time Off (PTO).
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Conclusions: Medial opening wedge PTO using a recently developed instrumentation system was found to have no effect on tibial slope.
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Just last week the U.S. PTO issued registration of the "There an app for that" trademark to Apple.
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The PTO has been plagued with underfunding in the past and left with a creaky computer network in need of upgrading.
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This not only includes the usual final drive and PTO but now encompasses the hydraulics, cooling fan and even air conditioning.
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It is essential that all guards, especially the PTO, fit properly and keep soft body parts well away from unforgiving working parts.