The gears worked smoothly, to the minor accompaniment of the ratchet clicking and the links passing over the drive sprocket. |
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The teeth of the ratchet aren't sufficiently large or strong to hold the center channel speaker if the unit gets bumped or moved. |
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The ratchet will move further in the direction of control at the expense of liberty. |
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And another downward ratchet in wages would just about guarantee it will get worse. |
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It's only in the down time that we recognize the one-way ratchet of adding to the cost of doing business. |
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Put two anchors into your walls and then ratchet the triangular cloth until it reaches just the right tension with one of those clicky thingies. |
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Conversely, something that initially seems a small and minor incident you might want to ratchet up the scale. |
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The one historic reversal of this ratchet was Ronald Reagan's 1981 tax cut, which increased revenue through economic growth. |
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Lantern clocks originally ran on woven ropes, which were threaded over spikes on ratchet wheels. |
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The Fed's Open Market Committee expected to once again ratchet up interest rates by a quarter point when it meets on Tuesday. |
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They were thrilled to proceed with merger mania and ratchet up already-humongous profits. |
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But as rates rise sharply and home price increases ratchet down, the flow of cash from housing equity is sure to slow in the coming year. |
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Was this piece of paper reason to stop talking completely and ratchet up the rhetoric? |
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If she can ratchet her performance up a notch or two, there's no reason why she couldn't be one of the four. |
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No listings in catalogs or sales literature have been found for the ratchet model. |
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In the same area is the lever that engages the ratchet to rotate the cylinder. |
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The verbal sparring and playful banter with her is really starting to ratchet up some interesting tension. |
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Shock and disbelief sent ratchet and hairdryer alike clattering to the forest floor. |
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This is a very handy pair of pliers because it can be also used as a pipe wrench, adjustable wrench, wire cutter, ratchet, or a clamp. |
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The growth of mammoth government interventions tends to be a one-way ratchet. |
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More important, it gives him a chance to quickly ratchet up profits by merging the back office and cutting the workforce. |
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One of them was carrying a ratchet bar and he whacked me over the back of the head. |
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The small sprocket wheel in turn is coupled to the ratchet wheel, which allows only the uni-directional rotation of the ratchet sleeve shaft. |
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An adjustable ratchet, which neither reel has but which the tensioners might help simulate, would of course give you the best of both worlds. |
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From the off position, the parking brake took six notches of its ratchet to be fully on. |
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Evolutionary software has already designed simple circuits, as well as physical mechanisms like the ratchet and cantilever. |
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Tie-down straps were run over the cans and the excess strapping was used to put an extra turn in the tie-down ratchet. |
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The hand keeps pressing against the ratchet as the hammer continues rearward. |
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Surface marker buoy reels tend to work on some form of ratchet system that only allows line out when the ratchet is released. |
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Instantaneously, she grabbed the ratchet and started to work, stripping the cover to the engine exhaust. |
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A ratchet is a mechanical device that restricts movement in one direction and allows movement in the opposite direction. |
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He calls it the pawl, a proper engineering term to go with ratchet. |
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But Royer was a bit restless and was itching to ratchet things up a notch. |
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The model 1400P is fitted with a ratchet strop and is designed for steel and plastic drums between 400 and 600mm diameter. |
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Comparing ordinary cant hooks with the log turner is the same as comparing the adjustable spanner with a reversible ratchet. |
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Push the ratchet lever upwards and keep hold of it, at the same time tip the bonnet upwards where the slot of the handle is. |
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If we start putting money in at the farm gate, we could save an industry because it will ratchet up but it will not go backward. |
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Two ratchet clutches prevent damage to the gearbox that can occur in the event of a brief stop of the tool carriers, for example. |
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The minute and rapid motion of the tuning fork moves forward an extremely fine-toothed ratchet wheel. |
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To simulate the breaking of bones he employs a rubber dog bone which snaps grimly when bent, he also uses a ratchet wheel. |
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The device was integrated with a 6Â mm ratchet wheel and rotary solenoid actuator. |
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Under the action of the ratchet wheel, the SRG will be separated from the WEC when the float slows down. |
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Lifting is controlled by a crank operating through a ratchet wheel with a double retaining catch, giving the jack additional safety. |
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In Fig. 18.34 are illustrated the ratchet wheel drums and the number tapes that are identified by the corresponding column of figures. |
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Turn the ratchet crank under load to axially clamp the ratchet wheel taper3 between the 2 tapered brake pads over 2 curves. |
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Because controlled airflow is used, the ratchet wheel softly falls back against the click after the clock is wound. |
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In three major towns in Antrim, the sectarian ratchet is being turned up. |
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When this accessory protein interaction is defined so that it acts as a ratchet, backward slippage can be prevented with minimal interference with forward progression. |
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It means working with governments to encourage greater transparency in financial flows so that investment becomes a ratchet for wider economic development. |
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The researchers aimed to use the brake to ratchet the propeller in only one direction, by executing a series of chemical reactions between blade and brake. |
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All they do is ratchet up a crisis, get more free stuff, sign papers that mean nothing to them, keep on doing the illegal war stuff, and start the cycle all over again. |
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Pull up on the hand brake lever and press the button on the end to release the ratchet mechanism. |
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As a worktable, multi'desk comes equipped with an easy-to-use ratchet height adjusting system. |
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The ratchet lock is an automatic arresting mechanism that locks the retracting cable in predetermined positions. |
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Every message, action and gesture seems calculated to ratchet up the anxiety of those who are listening. |
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However, evidence indicated that the ratchet lock had worn down and had lost its effectiveness. |
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The upper pressure bar is moved by means of a threaded spindle with a freewheeling ratchet. |
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The myosin heads are the big yellow clumps that have to ratchet and attach to the actin's fixative points in order to produce movement. |
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Garcia's decision will ratchet up pressure on Blatter to restore some form of confidence in his so-called reform process. |
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By all means, default workers into retirement-saving plans that ratchet up in size over time! |
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New, significantly lower sales volumes have forced all manufacturers to ratchet back production. |
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The backrest must fold easily and the ratchet bolt must sit tightly against the side supporter. |
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One way of doing this is simply to ratchet up the statutory standards and use coercion to ensure that employers comply with them. |
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If the overload clutch engages too often or not at all, the torque of the ratchet clutch may be changed. |
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Ice may interfere with the cylinder ratchet lock mechanism, if so equipped. |
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Introduction of an air shock with a revolutionary platform technology as well as a freeride wheel featuring the DT Swiss star ratchet system. |
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Finally, snakes use gnathic transport mechanisms, in which kinetic elements of the jaw apparatus are used to ratchet prey into and through the mouth. |
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I like this position as it means that, if required, you can easily engage or disengage the ratchet with the hand that is holding the rod while playing a fish. |
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Some authors try to ratchet up the wow factor by including a book video. |
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You should ratchet up the sanction and make it clear to Iran that they won't get away with it. |
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Mounted onto a stock with the addition of a winch, ratchet apparatus, and trigger mechanism, much further distances and much greater ballistic forces were achieved. |
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Dancers are suspended in midair like the cast of a ratchet Cirque du Soleil performance. |
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You can ratchet down sanctions, but ratcheting down war is sometimes out of your hands. |
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Pull the hand brake lever up firmly so the ratchet mechanism engages. |
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Before carrying out any change to the basic setting of the switch box, please check first, whether the switch box with the new ratchet wheel functions in the standard basic setting as set by the factory. |
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In the past, when the joiner found it really cramped working with a screwdriver on prefabricated houses, roofs and stairways he had no choice but to use a hand ratchet. |
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You can shift gears while pedaling, but on rare occasions the pawls and ratchet inside the hub may produce some noise afterwards as part of normal gear shifting operation. |
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The figure for example 2 on the top left hand side of the Fig. 18.34 indicates the ratchet wheel drum and the number tape required for a 2-bout switching sequence or rhythm. |
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Mr. Anthony Stephan: I think it's necessary to have childproof containers, as we do with our ratchet lid, but I think you still have to use care and caution on any substance. |
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When pulley 3 keeps pace with driving pulley 5 through ratchet wheel 2 and the driving force is continually on pulley 3, the SRG rotating speed will increase. |
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The spectacular speculation runups and falls tend to obscure the fact that every time the ratchet twists the base is higher. |
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In the belief that the heavy contraption could not gain traction on smooth wooden rails, Blenkinsop had given it a ratchet wheel running on a cogged third rail, an arrangement that created frequent breakdowns. |
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Visual check of hand brake components including brake wheel, lever, pawl, ratchet and chain, to be carried out before operating hand brake, and any defects found reported immediately to supervisor. |
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Wolfango Piccoli, of the political risk consultancy Teneo, said to ratchet up the pressure on the Greek negotiating team, the ECB could increase the discount. |
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Turn the drive nut on the shaft end counterclockwise until the brace is held firmly against the ratchet handle. |
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T he pawl and ratchet and parts of the gearing mechanism of the hand brake components on the grain covered hopper cars are enclosed within the mechanism housing. |
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In various sizes and lengths, each polished chrome wrench has a ring spanner ratchet. |
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The working can be easily adjusted by means of the switchable ratchet. |
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Just as Wall Street folks spent the first several months of this year boosting their U. S. economic and corporate earnings forecasts for 2010, last month they started to ratchet them back down. |
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The entire spring load acts on the ratchet lever until it catches. |
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The light and compact manual planer is operated by means of a ratchet. |
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That is why the numbers put about are inevitably large, and why howls of official outrage follow attempts by more responsible researchers to ratchet them down. |
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It is to encourage other countries to ratchet up their labour and environmental practices, albeit in keeping with their level of socioeconomic development. |
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The rocketing prices of Colombian Milds, which continued during the first week of May, have had a ratchet effect on prices of the other groups of coffee with the exception of Robustas. |
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Most importantly, there is a need for sustainable economic recovery in Europe to be built on job creation rather than on rigging the rate of exchange to ratchet up export-driven growth. |
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The AIR KLIC must be held securely in the nozzle by the ratchet mechanism. |
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The ratcheted handle has a unique locking mechanism for increased lock security as well as preventing ratchet weakening as seen with traditional ratchet handles. |
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