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Windscreen wiper

A windscreen wiper (Commonwealth English) or windshield wiper (American English) is a device used to remove rain, snow, ice, washer fluid, water, or other debris from a vehicle's front window. Almost all motor vehicles, including cars, trucks, buses, train locomotives, and watercraft with a cabin—and some aircraft—are equipped with one or more such…

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Windscreen wiper

Nodes210
Edges209
Triples57
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.009524
Components1

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Windscreen wiper

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related to Early versions · 23
Windscreen wiper → At, August, Birmingham, Capewell, England, George, Gladstone Adams, Hartford Connecticut, His, In April, John Apjohn, Józef Hofmann, Liverpool, Lloyd Barnes, Mary Anderson, Mills Munitions, One, Other, Polish, Robert Douglass
related to Windscreen washer · 10
Windscreen wiper → Although, Conventional, Héctor Suppici Sedes, In, Mansfield, Most, Ohio, Richland Auto Parts Co, The, Uruguayan
related to Geometry · 9
Windscreen wiper → Fig, However, Japan, Mercedes-Benz, Modern, Most, These, UK, Volkswagen Sharan
related to In popular culture · 9
Windscreen wiper → Arnold Worldwide, Charme, Heart, In, Jung, Master Cylinder, Peter, Synchronicity, Volkswagen Jetta
related to Legislation · 3
Windscreen wiper → Many, Some US, Windscreen

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the Volkswagen Sharan employ wipers configured to move in opposite directionsinstance ofvarious Mercedes-Benz models and other cars0.80text
the UKinstance ofA cost benefit to the auto-maker occurs when wipers configured to move in opposite directions do not need to be repositioned for cars exported to right hand drive countries0.80text
Japan.Another wiper designinstance ofA cost benefit to the auto-maker occurs when wipers configured to move in opposite directions do not need to be repositioned for cars exported to right hand drive countries0.80text
Windscreen wiperrelated to Early versionsOne0.60section
Windscreen wiperrelated to Early versionsGeorge0.60section
Windscreen wiperrelated to Early versionsCapewell0.60section
Windscreen wiperrelated to Early versionsHartford Connecticut0.60section
Windscreen wiperrelated to Early versionsAugust0.60section
Windscreen wiperrelated to Early versionsHis0.60section
Windscreen wiperrelated to Early versionsSimilar0.60section
Windscreen wiperrelated to Early versionsOther0.60section
Windscreen wiperrelated to Early versionsPolish0.60section

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