| It has lever tumblers that require a key with a bit, or projecting part, of proper depth and position. |
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| She had the crowbar in both hands and was trying to lever apart a wide slat at the point where it was joined to the bottom of the crate. |
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| However, a clever lever mechanism collapses its box when the hood is closed, giving reasonable luggage space. |
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| A rear end of the lever is externally accessible to allow manipulation by the user. |
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| He shifted the lever into neutral and released the hand brake, then cranked the steering wheel as far to the right as he could. |
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| Winchester has reintroduced the tang safety on its lever actions this year, replacing the unpopular cross-bolt safety. |
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| The gear lever was at his right hand, the brake in the throttle pedal's usual place. |
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| Is the handle a chrome lever or a reproduction brass handle with a hand-engraved escutcheon? |
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| On the front derailleur shifter, the indexing cog appears to be exposed by design underneath the brake lever handle. |
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| The tunnel is fitted with a polished-aluminum emergency brake handle, manual shift lever and climate controls. |
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| Just press the lever and frost glasses for mixed drinks, for soft drinks, for wine glasses or dessert glasses. |
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| Ian shifted the gear lever into reverse, his left foot trembling, ready to release the clutch at the first opportunity. |
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| It flows into a center console that places the requisite cupholders next to the new floor-mounted shift lever. |
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| An available six-speed automatic transmission can be manually controlled by the shift lever and by steering wheel-mounted paddles. |
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| The steering wheel was correct, relative to the pedals and the auto shift lever and the seat. |
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| The unit suits both lever and gate valve which covers all combinations available. |
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| The plastic dash and centre console, where the gear lever was mounted, looked sturdy and practical. |
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| Where there is a separate carrier for the pallets, as in the lever escapement, this can be considered as part of the controller. |
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| The boat slows, stops, and if the lever isn't pushed into neutral, she'll gather way astern. |
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| Suppose a student cannot correctly state the distinction between operant and respondent behavior but can shape the lever press. |
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| An exquisite piece of workmanship, it is operated by a manual lever and recreates the sounds of the harp, harmonica and piccolo. |
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| It can change gear manually in fractions of a second whether using the manual gear lever or F1-style paddles on the steering wheel. |
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| Each competitor is required to possess two sixguns, a lever gun chambering a sixgun cartridge, and a shotgun. |
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| To get to a lever on an asphalt tanker he had leaned over an engine with an unguarded rotating shaft. |
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| The lamps screw onto the stands with a sprung depressed lever making them very secure and quick and easy to setup and pack away. |
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| Remove the plumbing fixtures, faucet, handles, shower diverter, drain lever, and water valves. |
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| She hated to lose, this one, and he had pushed her hard, using her pride as a lever to pry away at any subterfuge. |
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| When we actuated the gear lever, only the right main gear went down and locked into position. |
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| A slight touch on the shift lever and the system automatically declutches, changes gear and re-engages the clutch. |
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| This can be done either by putting a screw thread of the correct pitch on the barrel's axle or, more often, by shifting a lever. |
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| Grasp the press body with your left hand, then lower the ram by pulling the lever with your right. |
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| Four blocks gravitate simultaneously towards the centre of the piece when a lever on the side is moved. |
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| This lever is hollow to house the shot barrel ramrod, which generally lands on the ground. |
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| With a large thumbscrew, you can adjust the lever pivot in or out and hence vary the leverage ratio. |
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| He walks the field in a circle of death, pumping the lever action with a metal-on-metal thunk after each animal. |
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| The crest is the round disc of bone attached to the upper part of the tibia that acts as a kind of lever for the bird's movement. |
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| However, with the safety engaged, depressing this lever allows the bolt to be operated. |
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| The men lever the women into the air or slide them on pointe across the stage, their legs as rigid as a pair of compasses. |
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| In operation, when the lever is lowered, the trigger is tripped, dropping the hammer to a safe position against the breech block. |
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| When the grip safety is depressed it lifts a small lever that lies beside the hammer and is held in place by the hammer pin. |
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| It has a vertical steering column and handlebars on which are attached a hand operated throttle lever and a brake grip. |
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| Hey, yinzers, keep yankin' the Democrat lever, and all the Stillers games will look like home games and that. |
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| The fore-end is mounted to the barrels not with a cheap spring latch as on late American doubles, but rather with a nicely inlet lever release. |
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| To use the extinguisher, you pull out the safety pin and depress the operating lever. |
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| The unit removes easily by simply depressing a lever and turning it 90 degrees. |
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| Your thumb will depress the magazine release lever as you grasp the magazine. |
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| I've got a bit of a black eye where I think a brake lever or gear shifter hit it, and I've got a sore hip on my left side. |
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| To use the Mills bomb the thrower first removed the safety pin while holding down the strike lever beneath it. |
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| As more line is pulled from the reel, the amount of drag will increase without the lever or star being touched. |
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| The Mills bomb is time fused, triggered by pulling out the safety pin and releasing the lever. |
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| The feed was controlled by a hand lever at the top of the gear box and driven by belt, gears and universal shaft, giving a positive feed. |
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| The party is ambushed by Cherokee Indians who attack with bow and arrow, tomahawks, and a handful of lever action rifles. |
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| Just before the lever gets thrown, Rocky erupts into a watery, gelatinous mass of pleading regret. |
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| Darcy went over to the controls and pulled the lever up, and the plane straightened up. |
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| A pivoting or rotating lever mechanism, rather than the lateral and vertical displacement, may be worthy of consideration. |
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| As he issued the words his hand came down and pushed the throttle lever forward. |
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| Dr. Zamia pulled a lever with a red handle, and the hum evolved into a loud roar. |
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| Hesitantly, Ian pushed the gear lever into reverse and slowly let the clutch out. |
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| He elbowed a lever into position, and a loud clang sounded from the bowels of the ship. |
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| The piano teacher gives all lessons on an early fortepiano that has a knee lever for operating the damper mechanism. |
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| Ben pulled the gear lever down and sat back to enjoy the rest of the landing. |
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| First of all, the most powerful lever for change has to do with the quality of the teacher. |
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| Mr Milburn said that community empowerment at neighbourhood level will be a future lever for change. |
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| At present the EU has a powerful lever to put pressure on candidate countries to pay more than lip service to demands for minority rights. |
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| The slaves pulled a lever and a trap door opened in the floor to reveal an underground dungeon filled with hundreds of human prisoners. |
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| She called the police, woke her husband and the couple then watched as Townsend tried to lever open the door. |
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| Firefighters did their best to coax Kaitlin out too, but were forced to lever open the door. |
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| She snapped the locks open and got her fork that she used to lever the window to move. |
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| Now the English wall had broken, and the Normans were able to lever open the cracks. |
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| As you try to lever them into position, they seem to suddenly sprout extra limbs to match the extra decibels they are producing. |
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| Immediately awake, he pushed down with his elbows, trying to lever himself upright. |
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| They are going to have to take it because it is the right one to take, and the government should not allow them to lever out more concessions. |
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| It is hoped that their expertise would allow the theatre to lever in private cash. |
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| This money can be used to lever in more funding from other sources that could lead to millions of pounds of investment going into the town. |
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| A lever thingy is pulled and the tables fall beneath the floor, thus creating dance space. |
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| This was fixed by converting the gear lever to operation via an electrical slider controlled from the handlebars. |
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| A shortened and flared slide stop release lever seems like a luxury, and you may be right. |
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| The centre lever is depressed to set the trigger, then the rope is looped around the bowstring and locked into the jaw. |
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| The lever the operator holds controls a hydraulically actuated piston that connects to this sleeve gear. |
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| The key is a lever handle that when pumped side-to-side activates a manual hydraulic marinized lift pump inside the body of the bracket. |
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| Yet, the breech plug is easily removed with a socket wrench when the lever is down. |
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| Then he slid the bolt home, engaged the chamber by sliding a metal lever forward, and propped the weapon on the window ledge. |
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| The removable box magazine holds 10 rounds of Long Rifle ammo, with a release lever located just forward of the trigger guard. |
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| The Barker lever was a small bellows operated by a second pallet valve connected to the key. |
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| The 2000 model was given an improved gear change and a reduced clutch lever span. |
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| So I flipped off the wind-shield, and cranked the little valve-control lever around counterclockwise, and then lit the lighter. |
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| David made it fast, took his feet off the desk and stood up, setting the toe of his right shoe on a small lever under his carpet. |
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| Nicholas twisted the lever past the detent and slowly slid it down to the OPEN position. |
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| Lowering the operating lever dropped the breechblock and extracted the spent cartridge. |
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| She looked around the kitchen, hoping for some kind of lever type doohickey. |
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| Approximately 20 CC of an extrudable dough-like material is placed in a cylinder, and a lever piston forces the material into a two-piece mold. |
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| The gear lever and handbrake fit snugly between the two seats and the indicators and switches are easy to reach. |
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| The channel assembly also houses the firing pin rod assembly, which includes a detent lever assembly. |
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| One of those two bleed holes will always be upright, no matter which lever is on the right and left. |
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| The feed belt drive was controlled by a lever at the top of the feed box, whose gears and universal joint guaranteed a powerful positive feed. |
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| Many newer cameras with autowinders built-in don't have a film advance lever. |
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| Many manufacturers also offer a remote option that allows the rider to adjust the mag unit from a lever on the handlebar. |
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| In such locks, lever steps on a key bit engage the lever tumblers and a bolt step on the key bit engages a bolt talon for moving the bolt. |
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| There were significant differences in rate of acquisition of lever pressing during the autoshaping training between different groups of rats. |
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| Imposing trade sanctions, although officials admit that Iran-Canada trade may not be extensive enough to serve as much of a lever. |
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| The second-generation four-speed automatic transmission is controlled from a lever set into the dashboard. |
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| On the left side of the frame, just forward of the trigger, is the takedown lever. |
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| When many of them go into the voting booth they will punch the card or pull the lever for a candidate who appears strong. |
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| The safeties include a firing pin block, safety notch on the hammer and the de-cock lever. |
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| The Elite models sport a fancy finish, G-style decocking lever and handworked actions with fabulous trigger pulls in double and single action. |
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| When you open up previously inaccessible areas by turning a lever or depressing a block, the camera unlocks its view from the character. |
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| Use the lever adjustment to close the field iris diaphragm until you begin to see the leaves in the viewfield. |
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| The guard lock arrangement includes a guard lock lever moveably mounted to the saw assembly. |
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| Indeed Archimedes was famous for his application of the law of the lever to the construction of catapults for military purposes. |
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| One contained two old dears gamely trying to lever themselves out of their seats. |
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| The gear shift is electronic, and has a plastic lever that moves in order to allow gear change. |
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| Because torque is a cross product of vectors, the direction of the torque is perpendicular to the directions of the force and lever arm. |
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| The shoulder joint serves as the fulcrum for a third class lever system designed for mobility and speed of movement, not for strength. |
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| The pedals and gear lever are ideally placed, adding to the agreeable feeling of a design thoroughly researched and carefully implemented. |
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| The fulcrum for the lever action is the surface of the soil when the blade is inserted for digging. |
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| In most other countries, inheritance tax is levied, which has long been a lever to modulate the income gap. |
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| By rotating the dial, the pivot point or the fulcrum of the brake lever moves in and out. |
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| As it should be in a sports car, the gear change is excellent and the lever exactly where you want it. |
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| Manual shifts are made either at the gear lever or at shift paddles behind the steering wheel. |
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| Clicking the gear lever to the right engages sport mode, which alters the change pattern of the gearbox. |
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| Despite its potential as a powerful therapeutic lever in hypnotherapy, little has been written about applying OBE in this milieu. |
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| However, the instruments and controls are well laid out, including a gear lever sprouting from the dashboard. |
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| As authority is decentralized, local school politics becomes the lever of organizational change at the school site. |
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| I tried to prise it apart with a ruler, then I tried using a pair of scissors to try and lever the infernal plastic spindle apart. |
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| In the same area is the lever that engages the ratchet to rotate the cylinder. |
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| His election reminds me of one of those 1950s science fiction movies in which a mad boffin throws a lever and the poles are reversed. |
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| On the far left, the lead hanger runs the belt by pushing a lever with his knee and hangs the first shackle. |
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| This roominess is enhanced by the dashboard design, which has the gear lever incorporated into it rather than in the more usual position. |
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| However, because of the engine's unusual power and torque characteristics, you really have to work at the gear lever to keep the pot boiling. |
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| It was plain dumb luck that the grenade hadn't exploded on its own or that my brother-in-law hadn't released the arming lever. |
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| I hold it tightly as I step out, pulling the lever for the passenger seat and tug it forward. |
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| On some cars you might have a lever that allowed you to crudely adjust the flow of fuel through the carburetor. |
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| The spigot has a cast brass spout, ceramic-disk cartridges, and coded red-blue lever handles. |
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| When the plunger is moved by means of a button or lever assembly at one end of the pin, the locking element retracts. |
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| Just gently pull a small chrome lever to apply the electronic parking brake. |
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| The lever couldn't be removed without undoing the nut so I decided to cut it with my hacksaw. |
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| All that is left to do is make a bend in the wire, slightly below the tubing to make a lever for attaching a spring or switch machine. |
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| Levers can incorporate interlocks, requiring the user to actuate a release mechanism before he or she can move the lever. |
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| Pilot controls consisted of dual wheel yokes and the landing gear was extended and retracted by a hydraulic pump actuated by a hand lever. |
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| Ignoring the chronology, it extended to some 149 paragraphs and cross-referred to dozens of the documents in the lever arch file exhibits. |
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| He shook the handle, causing the shaft to snap into place, and pulled the lever back until it clicked, and released it. |
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| And instead of the difficult takedown used on the Sigma and Glock, the FN pistol has a simple takedown lever. |
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| The ten round magazine is released with an ambidextrous lever mounted on the bottom of the trigger guard. |
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| For no clear reason, the handbrake is a lever of the kind that copiously sweating pilots in films use to bring their planes out of nosedives. |
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| Furthermore, the socket's retention lever is awkwardly positioned and very difficult to reach. |
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| The thief was then chased down the main street by neighbours, but managed to escape, leaving behind a tyre lever, torch and some of his clothing. |
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| In Book II Heron discusses lifting heavy objects with a lever, a pulley, a wedge, or a screw. |
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| The further the effort is from the fulcrum, the easier a lever is to move so in general long levers are more useful. |
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| Your thumb pushes the lever forward to achieve a lower gear. |
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| The driving position is exceptionally comfortable, with everything from steering wheel to seat to pedals to gear lever ideally positioned for the average person. |
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| In another animal experiment, a bottlenose dolphin was trained to press one lever when it heard a low-frequency tone and another lever when it heard a high-frequency tone. |
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| Raising the lever elevates the breech block back into shooting position. |
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| And if you look in his left hand you will see a little lever and that controls the forward elevator which controls the aeroplane in climb and descent. |
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| If I went into the polling booth today, I would pull the lever for John McCain. |
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| The haptic shift device includes a shift lever manipulatable by a user. |
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| He paused to adjust his gear lever and glance down at his pedals. |
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| So if the UK reacts differently to changes in the world economy from the rest of the eurozone, the only lever left to stabilise the economy is fiscal policy. |
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| Of course, someone would have to use a crowbar to lever me away from my computer these days but for the vast majority who hate computers this should be a blessing. |
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| Once the froe has begun to split the wood, the woodworker uses the handle of the froe as a lever by pushing and pulling the handle to and fro to force the wood apart. |
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| Shelling is often done at primitive factories, sometimes using nothing more complicated than a hand-operated lever and piston arrangement resembling a gigantic garlic press. |
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| I found the driving position cramped while my co-driver said that she had trouble with reaching the gear lever which did seem further away from the driver than normal. |
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| The door-pulls and the gear lever are in translucent coloured plastic, and the rear seats individually slide, fold and stow away to enlarge the meagre boot. |
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| I opened the door, released the lever and pulled out the dipstick. |
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| All of this head motion must be executed by epaxial musculature if the pectoral girdle is reduced or lost, which requires a strong anchor and lever for force transmission. |
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| He immediately pulled the brake lever as far back as it would go. |
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| I brought the engine back to life and pulled the control lever back. |
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| As Alex regained consciousness, she pulled the lever on the door handle. |
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| The puncture took somewhat longer to repair as I couldn't find my pump, puncture repair kit or those little plastic bits you need to lever the tyre off. |
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| Give me a lever long enough and a fulcrum on which to place it, and I shall move the world. |
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| After the last machines were phased out in New York, commenters on a New York Times article eulogized the departing lever machine. |
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| But Walker is betting that when the time comes to vote, Republicans will pull the lever for a person who gets things done. |
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| The British were bombed, but we are fighting on some islands belonging to the lever Company, a British concern making soap. |
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| Inside the boot is the lever for opening the fuel filler cap. |
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| It has jaws adapted to receive and grasp a roller and a movable sliding spindle to engage with the staff of the balance-wheel, and a lever for operating the spindle. |
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| One by one as we scurried them towards the tow-line and began to lever them into harness, they raised their muzzles and let out a yowl to wake the dead. |
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| The lever and quadrant will go on a stand beside the engineers knee. |
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| And Archimedes proved from his axioms on the lever that two unequal weights balance at distances from the fulcrum that are inversely proportional to their weights. |
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| With the Visual Leather Pack the upgraded interior benefits from fascia inserts, and a leather-covered steering wheel, gear lever gaiter, handbrake cover and gaiter. |
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| Instead of slotting the gear lever through an H-patterned gate, you simply push it away from you repeatedly to change up, and pull back to change down. |
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| The gear lever is short and stubby with the changes crisp and tight. |
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| Nathan pulled on the lever on his seat allowing it to recline. |
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| Rotation of the lever in a second direction translates rotational movement into sliding motion of the upper disk in a second direction to control the water flow rate. |
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| A lever switches a paddle gate in the picker chute and diverts some of the harvested cotton every 20 seconds into a sampler chute for collection and later analysis. |
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| In yet another construction, an annular cylinder block supports a pair of opposed weighted lever arms and sample support bushings in tangential contact with a rotor surface. |
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| Our preference is to rest a knee and calf against the console while modulating the throttle and brake over obstacles, but the shift lever was in the way. |
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| The shift lever in six-passenger models is mounted on the steering column. |
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| The vehicle is available with a six-passenger configuration, which does away with the center console and puts the gear shift lever on the steering column. |
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| This thin shim moved the lever about 12 mm closer to the handlebar. |
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| The height of the car can also be adjusted from the driver's seat, through moving a lever that increases or reduces the fluid sent into the system from the reservoir. |
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| Move the bail lever on top of the printer forward to open the paper bail. |
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| Frustrated at the metal rigging, he took a second to recall how he loaded it during basic training, and he did the same, jamming the lever back into its awkward position. |
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| Finally, this normally sedentary animal inflated a muscular cone at its base to lever itself free from its moorings and danced away in the water column. |
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| Each throttle and mixture control lever on the flight engineer's control stand was connected by cables to a pulley on the forward face of the firewall. |
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| The danger of nationalism is that it is often used as a lever for power, both by the elites in search of authority and the masses in search of community. |
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| The team use their expertise and contacts to lever funds from venture capitalists and business angels, though this continues to be a tough end of the funding spectrum. |
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| The depressed lever then depresses the valve opening member. |
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| Then like a conventional skewer you spin the small end till she starts to bite, nip the lever down and you've got a solid under carriage, no tools! |
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| The derailleurs are shifted by flicking the brake lever sideways. |
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| I order from the meat trolley, a big stainless steel affair in which various meats are submerged in hot water and juices and heaved into view when a lever is pulled. |
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| Emlyn held the white bowl carefully with one hand, and, using all the strength in her other, pumped the lever until water began to stream out of the hole to her right. |
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| A floor-mounted console includes a storage pocket, two cup holders and the gear lever, behind which there are more storage pockets and another cup holder. |
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| Now the same company has announced a takedown version of the Winchester Model 1892 lever gun, and I can't wait to get my hands on one for test firing. |
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| My version has no stock slot, but does have the takedown lever. |
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| People who play slot machines are excited because they never know when pulling the lever will result in a jackpot. |
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| He still had the use of one hand, and a computer, controlled by a single lever, allowed him to spell out sentences. |
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| The slide stop lever rests above the upper left-hand grip panel. |
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| As well as having a fully automatic setting, it also has seven pre-set gear positions, accessible by moving the lever back to change up and forwards to change down. |
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| A campaign button on his lapel showed him in a smile and a suit, and advertised his name and lever. |
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| That is, TFA is neither a lever for dramatically improving or ruining U.S. public education. |
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| The pallet lever, timed by the balance wheel, alternately stops and releases the escape wheel and is thus responsible for actually carrying out the timing. |
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| Trying to palm the lever through the gate in a relaxed manner as you drive around town or cruise around country lanes will be greeted with a chorus of graunches and groans. |
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| The height is controlled by a simple lever below the seat so it will fit anyone from the tiniest tot to the leggiest lovely. |
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| Or, equivalently, one can let F be the torque applied by the lever to the end of the wire, and X be the angle by which that end turns. |
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| In this case the stress F can be taken as the force applied to the lever, and X as the distance traveled by it along its circular path. |
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| The law also applies when a stretched steel wire is twisted by pulling on a lever attached to one end. |
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| A toggle joint, which used a lever system to multiply power, replaced the screw mechanism for forcing down the impression-forming platen. |
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| One lever controls directionals, the two-speed wipers, headlight flasher and windshield schpritzer. |
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| Each package provides a heated microfiber steering wheel, microfiber suede gear lever and heated front seats. |
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| Aquatic invertebrates such as Daphnia touch these hairs and deform the door by lever action, releasing the vacuum. |
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| This is his postulatum, his great principle to which every thing is to be accommodated, his lever with which the world is to be moved. |
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| In effect the cylinders act in a similar way that a lever is used to increase the force exerted. |
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| However, the wheel forms a lever that magnifies the pulling force so that it overcomes the frictional resistance in the bearing. |
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| A wheel uses the law of the lever to reduce the force needed to overcome friction when pulling a load. |
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| It breaks like a double-barreled shotgun using a lever under the trigger-guard. |
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| In the Skinner box, rats had to remember the location of a lever for short periods of up to 30 seconds. |
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| The company's carbonator bottle is simply activated by moving a lever on the contraption up and down. |
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| This expansion causes the ice to act as a lever that loosens the rock by lifting it. |
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| Royal blue, with three derailleur gears operated by a lever on the handlebars. |
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| The point of placement of the blade in the water is a relatively fixed point about which the oar serves as a lever to propel the boat. |
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| The position of the weight on the lever was adjustable thus allowing the operator to set the maximum steam pressure. |
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| The safety lever and rear takedown pin are retained by springs and detents that are held in place by the pistol grip. |
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| Pull the lever to turn the Moon Rune bridge around so you can get the Moon Rune. |
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| One end of the lever carried a weight or spring that restrained the valve against steam pressure. |
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| Such safety valves traditionally used a simple lever to restrain a plug valve in the top of a boiler. |
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| At least the Colt Lightning was a pump action, whereas Marlins and Kennedys were also lever actuated. |
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| On a motorcycle, you work the clutch by squeezing a lever on your left handgrip, and you operate the shift lever with your left foot. |
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| You saw them drinking alone in pubs, pulling at a cigarette, staring at the one-armed bandits as they jerked down the lever. |
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| With great effort and a big crowbar I managed to lever the beam off the floor. |
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| It would certainly put the frighteners on the scum who deal in such crime and I would be only too willing to pull the lever. |
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| The new design accepted multiple typefaces by simply unsnapping a small top lever and lifting and replacing one letter ball with another. |
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| Unsnapping the lever and turning counter-clockwise will unlock the mount, allowing the scope to be attached or removed. |
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| If you put it on upside down, the washer is off-center and the secondary drive lever assembly will be difficult to install. |
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| A seated rower pulls on one or two oars, which lever the boat through the water. |
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| The suggestion was to medialise the centre of rotation in order to increase the lever arm of the deltoid. |
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| Since it is easy to undershift or overshift, each lever must be adjusted manually to its optimal position on the cog or chainring. |
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| All such holsters should have the material fold over the top, toward the outside, to avoid snagging a pistol's magazine release or slide stop lever. |
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| It also has a Black Lead Grey decorative trim, door kick plates with the 'R-Line' lettering and a black headliner and colour-coordinated gear lever gaiter. |
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| She died when she tried to duck back into the vehicle, and shock waves from a suicide bomb knocked her head into a lever on the sunroof, fracturing her skull. |
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| Moving the master throttle lever on the bridge transmits an electronic signal to a receiver potentiometer connect by a rack-and-pinion set-up to the throttle adjustment arm. |
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| Allowing for this addition is a new standard electric parking brake that eliminates the traditional parking brake lever and offers easier push-button operation. |
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| Individual machines were connected to the line shaft via a belt and simple clutch system that tightened the belt around the shaft through the use of a lever. |
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| However, Albert said in his audiotape and in his speech that a lever designed to release the lifeboat's block and tackle was gummed up with red paint. |
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| The ring fixture opens using an easy-to-operate sliding lever, eliminating pinched fingers as well as the need to push on metal tabs of pull apart rings. |
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| The angle bracket for the lever release bracket is not available. |
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| In a classic example, a rat's lever presses produce food when a chamber lamp is turned on, while presses in the absence of the light produce nothing. |
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| One of the most common snagging points when pulling a pack is the remote control lever, NSN 2530-00-179-5482, on the brake pedal's control linkage. |
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| Gary advises using 5 lever mortise deadlocks on all external doors instead of just rim locks and installing movement activated security lights outside. |
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| As the greater trochanter becomes displaced posteriorly and the neck shaft angle decreases, the abductor lever arm becomes oriented more transversely. |
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| While I was gawking at all this splendidness, along came Ian, the driving trainer from Rolls Royce, and asked whether I knew how the gear shift lever worked. |
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| The gear shift lever was moved to the handlebars for easier riding. |
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| The safety lever is perfectly placed, at the top of the handgrip. |
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| Now therefore take my life from me, for I had lever die then live. |
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| The bearings that form the fulcrum of a lever and that allow the wheel and axle and pulleys to rotate are examples of a kinematic pair called a hinged joint. |
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| Back off second speed, overshift stop screw slightly, and determine that speed poppet is seated in notch. Tighten screw to permit a very slight overshift of lever to rear. |
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| As if the altitude were also a kind of power, a lever to use on dailiness. |
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| It is generally a wader of the rocky shore and uses its short pick-axe bill to lever up small stones so as to feed upon sandhoppers, small crabs and molluscs that lie beneath. |
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| The fulcrum of a lever is modeled as a hinged or revolute joint. |
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| The lab rat was programmed to press the lever when the bell rang. |
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| The buoy was attached to the scoggen, a weighted lever that worked a stop blocking the water injection valve shut until more steam had been raised. |
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| The aircraft also use a single power lever that adjusts both throttle and propeller RPM via a mechanical cam actuated throttle and propeller control system. |
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| To turn the loom on, you grab the metal lever, pull it toward the machine, and jam it in a slot. |
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| The idea that a machine can be decomposed into simple movable elements led Archimedes to define the lever, pulley and screw as simple machines. |
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| The force exerted by the steam pressure was equalised by an opposite force created by a weight attached to a pivoted lever. |
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| He discovered the principle of mechanical advantage in the lever. |
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