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Meanings of dynamometer in English

Portuguese
dinamómetro
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dinamòmetre

Measuring instrument designed to measure power.

dinamómetro
Usage of dynamometer in English
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At baseline and follow-up, isometric grip strength was assessed using a dynamometer.
Pubmed
2
Each vehicle's efficiency is measured on a track and on a dynamometer.
Wired
3
A dynamometer puts each car through exactly the same test under identical conditions.
Wired
4
The ratio of increase in the volume of coal-power may serve as dynamometer.
The Education of Henry Adams
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The horizontal or traction dynamometer registers the other component of pressure.
The Ear in the Wall
6
Satisfied, Barrett checked the dynamometer and the globe of the telekinetoscope.
Hell House
7
It will create uniform chassis dynamometer testing procedures for testing emissions and fuel economy.
Wired
8
The dynamometer is now more powerful in absorbing work than in the form Fig.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 415, December 15, 1883
9
The dynamometer guided my schedule, allowing me to train more efficiently and avoid injury.
Climbing Magazine
10
Another observer measured isometric strength using a hand-held dynamometer and calculated the side-to-side ratio.
Pubmed
11
Peak quadriceps strength was obtained by using an isokinetic dynamometer.
Pubmed
12
Maximal knee extension strength was measured using a hand-held dynamometer.
Pubmed
13
Stiffness of the Achilles tendon was assessed using a dynamometer, in combination with ultrasonography.
Pubmed
14
Measurements: Hand grip strength was measured using a dynamometer.
Pubmed
15
The company ran the engine in dynamometer test cells.
Wired
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At the outer end of the derrick, the dynamometer and a fourteen-inch block were attached.
The Home of the Blizzard / Being the Story of the Australasian A...
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Dynamometer through the time