caterpillar

On the other hand, butterflies remember things from their caterpillar lives, after their brains turned to mush.

As an aside of other software limited hardware, Caterpillar c-series Diesel engines are software limited to a certain extent.

Technology develops in a way that often makes the present as dissimilar from its roots as a caterpillar and butterfly.

The satisfaction of learning how to drive a caterpillar pulling a duckfoot plow and making a half-mile long very straight line.

I tried caterpillar when I was in Congo, it was even more disgusting than you might imagine.

Pigs and cows seem obviously out of the questions, but how about cockroach, caterpillar, corepod, hydra[0]?

Also, your essay reminded me of the caterpillar from alice in wonderland.

To travel, they hopped in the diesel tractor (think of a very small caterpillar) and, to the surprise of their hosts, showed up on time.

I don't understand what advantage does this bring over a small tank or something with caterpillar if they were used in a war?

Heck, when a tread linkage broke on his D9 Caterpillar we managed to get a new one and get it installed right in the field.

Similar comments from Caterpillar last week.

It's like Caterpillar saying, we're going to build an asteroid-digger.

I don't know that it was "scraping the bottom", some Russian subs are known to have caterpillar treads.

Wasn't this also the caterpillar drive from "Hunt for Red October"?

This isn't "your baby is ugly." This is "your caterpillar is ugly."

Caterpillar seems to be more effective than legs, especially in dirty environments of a war.

Longevity, yes: 'The Very Hungry Caterpillar,' a popular children's book has sold 29 million copies, and according to Newsweek, does $50 million in licensing deals a year.

They're tracking a similar profit level as: Aflac, Metlife, Traveler's, Deere, Rio Tinto, Caterpillar, Inditex, Lockheed, Gilead etc.