A wheel with grooves (teeth) engraved on the outer circumference, such that two such devices can interlock and convey motion from one to the other.
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Yeah, I remember, the film got caught in a sprocket or something.
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This consists of the sprocket gear on the propelling shaft, and the crank.
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Fixed on this body is an upright carrying the sprocket B.
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The Urban dispenses with the circular, chain-and-sprocket drive of ordinary bicycles.
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Thankfully the visual metaphor doesn't continue as far as making you engage the sprocket-holes.
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A good footballer and a very important cog in the '95 wheel.
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She had been merely a cog in the machinery of the plot.
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The machine won't work without the smallest cog turning over as well.
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He appeared for US youth teams but was hardly a central cog.
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Lisha took it in her hand and pushed a cog round carefully.
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The beset leaders strained the machine's every cog to meet the emergency.
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Just a minor cog in the great machinery of a big corporation.
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They learned the magic of the cog, and of steam and coal.
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He was a small cog in some kind of a big operation.
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When one cog in the the Mill stops, another starts to whirr.
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The useless cog to drop away when you get tired of him!
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Banks have long served as a vital cog in keeping Lebanon's economy moving.
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But at this crisis the machinery of dissimulation slipped a cog.
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He was a cog in the greatest machine the world has ever seen.
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I dip the clutch, flick the right hand paddle and engage a cog.
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Foote is a key cog in the Cardinals effort to stop the run.
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