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internal connection

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internal connection,
n a prosthetic connection inside the implant, such as the internal hexagon and the Morse taper.


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R], with internal connection points A and B) to drive port Dr(L); and back to the auxiliary transformer.
The papers presented on these occasions are gathered in this book and make up a unified study on the internal connection between the theory of the infinite universe and the perfection of man as a philosopher, including an extensive report on some of Bruno's sources and inspirations.
A sense of internal connection would include heightened awareness of one's ongoing lived experiences and being more fully present.
 
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