journal box

The early builds had trouble with the journal box on the front page, for instance, but it works great now.

For each driver wheel there is a leaf spring suspending its axle's journal box.

An overheated axle led to a hot journal box that often ignited the oiled waste.

The old Journal Box functionality will still be available on story pages, but it is now titled "All stories" instead.

Feedback and statistics showed that the former Journals Box was heavily used by a subset of the audience to sort through different topics quickly.

The car's trucks lacked the then common axle journal boxes, with the bearings mounted on the ends of the axles outside the wheels.

Her knuckles skimmed along the edge of the table, like an ancient set of bearings unleashed from their journal box, rolling out of control.

F 9 also differed from the standard rebuilds in that its trailing truck had outside journal boxes instead of the internal type used on the other engines.

The journal box includes an autocomplete feature that suggests titles as you enter a title abbreviation or full title.

This means we won't have any spiffy filtering of frontpage stories, tab based filtering on the journal box, or a customize menu.

For example, the Ars journal box, top stories pager, and story view filter don't work properly in Opera Mini beta 5.

The next major change is the removal of the front page "Journals Box" and the addition of the quick navigational tabs at the top of the content column.

Dorch founded the Swedish Boxing society journal Boxing and an association called Punchpralinerna (in English, Punch chocolates).

Over 100 years later in 1943, a broken axle caused by an overheated journal box caused a far greater loss of life when the Congressional Limited crashed in Philadelphia.

Enthusiasts were able to identify these different types of bogies by their design characteristics - for example, the x-6002 bogies had a prominent journal box and were made of steel bar sections.

After Valentino challenged the Tribunes anonymous writer to a boxing match, the New York Evening Journal boxing writer, Frank O'Neill, volunteered to fight in his place.

The enquiry quickly established the overheated journal box as the cause of the accident, but railroad mechanics who had inspected and lubricated the box earlier that day swore it had been in good order.

In locomotive and railroad car applications a journal bearing specifically referred to the plain bearing once used at the ends of the axles of railroad wheel sets, enclosed by journal boxes.

This comes from the era before the widespread use of roller bearings where the ends of an axle rested in solid copper bearings housed in a journal box filled with oil soaked cotton waste.

This was not the first accident in which an overheated journal box caused an axle to break so derailing a train; in fact, the first ever train wreck involving passenger fatalities, the Hightstown rail accident, had an identical cause.

In an interview, Mr. Spencer said that he had never been to Brooklyn Heights, but that Mr. McGorry had convinced him that the neighborhood did not need all 31 Employment Journal boxes that had been placed there.

They were pouring wheat into passenger coaches, over seats, racks and fixtures, to send it off, to get it moving, even if it went moving into track-side ditches in the sudden crash of breaking springs, in the explosions set off by burning journal boxes.

The bogies, in turn, not having to sustain the engines' weight, were redesigned by taking inspiration from those of the first electrical railway motor cars: they featured journal boxes on the external part of the frame, a main volute spring suspension and an auxiliary one based on the traditional leaf-spring design.

The freight car was to developed with the hope of revolutionizing the transportation of grain by carrying it in two enormous cylinders about 8 feet long and 6 feet in diameter and made of boiler iron and revolving on an axle running through the center upon the ends of which were the journal boxes.