Articles from Automotive Design & Production (September 1, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
42-volt hangs by a wire.			358
Almost famous: magnesium: although there are several applications of magnesium on high-visibility and high-volume vehicles, compared to even aluminum, the applications of the material still remains low. One reason: lack of awareness.	Vasilash, Gary S.		1134
At your fingertips.	Sawyer, Christopher A.		492
Bad things. Small packages.	Sawyer, Christopher A.		599
BMW 5 gets eight antennas.		Brief Article	158
By design.		Book Review	335
Choices.	Vasilash, Gary S.	Book Review	595
Fuel cells, C[O.sub.2] & composite supercars: the scene in Stuttgart: German automakers probably debut more cutting edge technology than any of their competitors and the legendary region of Stuttgart, home to both DaimlerChrysler and Porshce, is at the center of much of what is new.			1968
How well organized are you?	Pollock, Ted		1944
Keeping it cool in Arkansas.			458
Moving from 2D to 3D for about the price of 2D: buy Autodesk Inventor Series, the solids modeler, and get Autodesk's 2D packages basically for free.	Gould, Lawrence S.		941
Nissan takes on trucks.	Vasilash, Gary S.		1783
Nissan's fleet comes in: true, the styling is a little unorthodox, but Nissan's Pathfinder Armada doesn't follow the crowd. A true full-size SUV, it's almost as big as the great outdoors.			521
NPE: toward the plastic car.			504
Seeing clearly.			426
Sound welds in aluminum: the ultrasonic approach: Ford researchers are working on a project that could allow aluminum body structures to be assembled comparatively economically through the use of ultrasonic energy.	Vasilash, Gary S.		963
Suppliers' roles in diversity development.	Anderson, Melissa	Industry Overview	852
Takes the heat.		Brief Article	82
The quick-fix myth.	Piszczalski, Martin		633
Toro! (And we don't mean lawnmowers).		Brief Article	229
What's next for NX?			265
Wiring the tires.	Whitfield, Kermit		1327