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ESV
(redirected from Experimental Safety Vehicle)

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ESVEarth Satellite Vehicle
ESVEmergency Shutoff Valve
ESVEmergency Stop Valve
ESVEnd-Systolic Volume
ESVEnding Sexual Violence (booklet/organization/class)
ESVEnergy Safe Victoria (Australia)
ESVEngine Shop Visit
ESVEngineer Squad Vehicle
ESVEngineer Support Vehicle
ESVEnglish Standard Version (Bible)
ESVENSCO International (stock symbol)
ESVErrored Seconds VT1 (Telabs)
ESVEssential Siphon Vacuum Pump (nuclear plants)
ESVExpanded Scale Voltmeter
ESVExpanded Service Volume
ESVExperimental Safety Vehicle
ESVEscalade Stretch Vehicle
ESVExperimental Sport Vehicle
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28) The use of structural foam in the pillars and headers can double or even triple the strength of the component structure, a fact noted as early as 1973 by Japanese researchers developing an experimental safety vehicle for Nissan.
Time to raise the roof by Murphy, James J. / Trial
In 1972, GM's final report on its Experimental Safety Vehicle stated that the inner and outer panels of the roof were separated by a 2 1/2-inch air gap.
Improving safety with head injury protection by Murphy, James J. / Trial
SCHWARZ, SOC'Y OF AUTO SAFETY ENG'S, EXPERIMENTAL SAFETY VEHICLE CRASHWORTHINESS DESIGN, SAE REP.
Products liability: tips and tactics by Turley, Linda / Trial
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