In mammals, functional NDP kinases are heterohexamers of the A and B monomers, which can combine at variable ratios to form different types of hybrids.
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:There are plenty of cars that have variable ratio steering-where they vary the spacing of the teeth along the length of the steering rack.
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As in previous years, variable ratio power steering and Turbo Hydramatic transmission were extra-cost options but became standard equipment midway through the 1971 model run.
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A new automatic transmission was provided, Borg-Warner model 8, its first use in a British car and Hydrosteer variable ratio power steering accompanied wider tyres.
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The Passat was introduced with a great number of advanced driver assistance systems including an variable ratio steering marketed as " progressive steering " which will adjust the steering gear ratios in relation to the current speed.
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The "'Halcyon Passive, Variable Ratio-Biased Addition Semi-Closed rebreather "'is a unique design of semi-closed rebreather using a depth-compensated passive gas addition system.
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1971 "'Variable rack and pinion steering "' The variable ratio rack and pinion steering in motor vehicles allowing smooth steering with minimal feedback was invented by Australian engineer, Arthur Bishop.
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For example, the Marles Varamatic variable ratio system, which was slightly heavier in most circumstances than the Rover P5 system and arguably had more road feel, although that system too failed to survive much beyond the 1970s.
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Also new for 1976 was an " Enforcer " police package on Le Mans sedans with either the 400 or 455 V8s that included Turbo Hydra-matic transmission, variable ratio power steering, heavy duty power front disc brakes and suspension tuning.
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The elevator control circuit was designed by Heston Aircraft Company's Chief Draughtsman, C . G . W Ebbutt, with a variable ratio-with the stick near the neutral position, large movements could be made with small resulting pitch movements.
