Negotiation between designers and crash engineers resulted in moving some of the engine components, including relocating the battery to the boot, freeing up valuable front-end space.
When his picture appeared on the cover of Time in 1973, many readers found it "refreshing" to see the front end of a horse in the space usually reserved for politicians.
Journalists have moved to fill the space at the front end of their publications with more talk of him leading his party and, perhaps, one day the country.
In a tight space, wiggle the front end in.
Take Nemo, a front end for Windows Live that includes Spaces, Messenger, and Live Call.
The location of the imbibition front, the overall changes in core saturation, and the pressure in the nonwetting phase in the dead end space ahead of the imbibition front, were monitored during the course of imbibition.
The results indicate that placing the catalyst at the back of the flow channel provided uninterrupted space for liquid and gas at the front end, thereby improving the sustainability of the sodium borohydride for the catalytic reaction.
"There are only going to be a few dominant players in this space who can get enough volume on the front end," Rose concedes.
It also allows the company to peddle to financial services companies an end-to-end solution that includes the database, middleware and the Internet front end, as well as foothold in the burgeoning business-to-business space.
Flexible endoscopes have a front end whose viewing direction is changeable and thus have an extensive application space.
This system will be highly useful in optical networking and communication systems, where the front end will be a fiber link and back end will be a free space link or vice versa.
