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A journeyman carpenter invents an improvement in chronometer escapements and patents it.
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The teaching of this part is very important as regards the manufacture of escapements.
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The last class in the elementary instruction is the one in escapements (Fig.
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But I am defeated utterly by the man who talks about escapements, compensating balances and clutches.
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This applies also to American brass club-tooth escapements; hence, we have so much contention about oiling pallets.
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The empathy escapement was never quite perfected before we went into production.
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We will now take up the club-tooth form of the lever escapement.
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Oil the tooth of the escapement wheel slightly, using a fine brush.
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So the ballet girl was Degas' escapement from the thraldom of common knowledge.
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The cylinder escapement is made up of two essential parts, viz.
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The escapement suggested that to those who had no arms it would furnish-halberds!
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The technical name for this type of escapement is called the Swiss lever escapement.
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Note the cylinder escapement, the fine, clear face.' He sighed.
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Of course, it was the ticking of the clock escapement that misled him-andme.
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The pianoforte had to wait for fifty years for satisfactory regulation of the escapement.
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Chronometers, which aspire to perfect timekeeping, are defined by the design of their escapement.
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Open-faced with duplex escapement, one of James McCabe's famous breed.
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The escapement is in front, so that every tooth is seen as it frees itself.
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This escapement was actually invented in the 1750's by an English clockmaker named Thomas Mudge.
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His instruments have a feature of their own; they are supplied with a peculiar escapement.
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There is the spring, the pendulum, and the escapement.
