camion
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camion
a low heavy horse cart without sides; used for haulage -
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camion
a large truck designed to carry heavy loads; usually without sides
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camion
A truck or wagon used for transporting cannon.
Camion Patrick may have found a new home, at least, academically. knoxnews.com
Dave Hooker chats with Tennessee wide receiver commit Camion Patrick (Lenoir City, Tenn./Lenoir City) about the latest in his recruitment. espn.go.com
The first one tests the square submatrices using the criterion of Camion , according to which a matrix A is t.u. if and only if, for every square submatrix A(cid:48) of A with even row and column sums, the sum of the entries of A(cid:48) is divisible by 4.
Implementation of a Unimodularity Test
C'etait sur le boulevard; une lourde voiture vide, moitie charrette, moitie camion, s'avancait lentement. "Histoires grises" by
After lunch we stood for some time watching the unending stream of camions proceeding into Verdun. "The White Road to Verdun" by
The German guns caught a train of ammunition camions and smashed things up pretty badly. "Ruth Fielding at the War Front" by
Roaring with heavy wheels, grinding with gears, throbbing with motors, camion after camion went by, slowly, stridently. "One Man's Initiation--1917" by
At ten o'clock he opened hot fire with the camion and with muskets. "Boys' Book of Indian Warriors" by
In the camion sat Sheila O'Leary, late of the old San and later yet of the American Military Hospital No. "Leerie" by
Doughboys rarely thought to give a word of praise to the men of the big camions. "The Iron Division, National Guard of Pennsylvania, in the World War" by
Outside, all night long, there thundered the rumbling passage of the artillery and camions. "Home Fires in France" by
Sometimes the camions slithered in the mud till they came to a stop in the gutter. "Our Army at the Front" by
Artillery, transport camions, soldiers, and refugees blocked the way. "With the Doughboy in France" by