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hinge
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hinge (hnj)
n.
A jointed or flexible device that allows the turning or pivoting of a part, such as a door or lid, on a stationary frame.

hinge
see hinge joint.

craniofacial hinge
flexible connection between the skull bones in many birds and reptiles which permit the upper jaw to be raised at the same time as the mandible is depressed; well developed between the nasal and frontal bones in psittacine birds.


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The panels require holes to mount the end cap and a slotted hole for the hinge pin that holds the panels together.
When opened, the riveted hinge pin is non-removable, the company adds.
The Port Group CHARLIE RESULTS team, Kuwait Naval Base, Kuwait, Navy Expeditionary Combat Command performed with singular distinction, serving as the vital hinge pin of the logistics process in the Central Command Theater of operations through which a vast majority of equipment and supplies flow to the fighting forces engaged in OIF.
 
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