A chest radiograph, lateral view (Panel A), showed sclerosis of the entire T7 vertebral body. A sagittal T 1-weighted magnetic resonance image (Panel B) also demonstrated decreased signal intensity of the T7 vertebral body (white arrow) and spinous process (short black arrow) and of the T5 posterior vertebral body and spinous process.
The Power StrokeÂ® Diesel story began in 1982, when the Ford Motor Company made a decision that would transform their Super DutyÂ® pickups into the most highly regarded and hottest-selling trucks in America.
The archetype of the modern form of the two-stroke diesel is the (high-speed) Detroit Diesel Series 71 engine, designed by Charles F. Boss Kettering and his colleagues at General Motors Corporation in 1938, in which the blower pressurizes a chamber in the engine block that is often referred to as the air box. 1898: Diesel licensed his engine to Branobel, a Russian oil company interested in an engine that could consume non-distilled oil. 2  Branobel's engineers spent four years designing a ship-mounted engine.