log horizon characters female boku no kokoro no yabai yatsu chapter 77
[27] Sales improved over the 1973 model year to 7,058 units, but not enough to justify continuing marketing the GTO option package. Problems for the 1974 model year included an oil embargo and gas rationing. [27] Other factors leading to the discontinuation of the GTO were the declining interest in performance cars and tighter emissions requirements that lowered engine compression ratios to use unleaded fuel and catalytic converters. [24][25] 1999 concept car[edit] During the 1999 Detroit Auto Show, a GTO concept car with a heritage-inspired "Coke-bottle" shape, grille, and hood scoop, was introduced to the world. It was only intended to be a design study and had no engine. It had styling cues paying homage to all the generations of the Pontiac GTOs such as rear quarter windows reminiscent of the 1967 Pontiac GTO, hood-mounted tachometer pod, split grilles, tapered tail lights, twin hood scoops, and unique 21-inch wheels.Structurally, cats' eyes, like ours, have pupils to lens light into the eyes, retinas at the back of the eye with two types of light receptors – rods for detecting light, and cones for detecting color – and an optic nerve to transmit all that light information to the brain. One big difference between cats' eyes and our eyes is the number of rods and cones in the retina. Cats have a lot more rods than we do, which means they can see better in the dark than us, but they have fewer cones, giving them poorer color vision. Unlike dogs, cats aren't color blind, however it's thought that they don't perceive color as intensely as we do; they can see blues and yellows fairly well, but like some humans they can't distinguish between red and green. Their balance of rods and cones means they don't see the world in as much detail as we do, either; they're not very good at focusing on anything close, and their distance vision isn't too hot either. However the construction of their eyes means that they're exceptionally good at spotting anything small and squeaky within pouncing distance, making them incredibly effective predators.
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