Meanings of mechanical linkage in English

Pilots will have to get used to flying through a computer rather than direct mechanical linkage.

Dinah got a grip on the mechanical linkage that would swing the outer hatch of the airlock closed.

Even more important than this mechanical linkage, however, was the way that Asian economies were associated in the minds of investors.

This work sheds light on the mechanical linkage between cell cortex and mitotic spindle, and holds potential in regulating cell division and sculpting tissue morphology.

It turns out that the BMW, which sports an all-electronic fly-by-wire throttle system instead of the mechanical linkage most cars use, has two speed limiters.

One key difference today is the Toyotas in question use electronically controlled throttles whereas the Audis used mechanical linkages.

The control sensors that keep the support towers in line have evolved from simple mechanical linkages to computerized sensors.

They were all pictures of machines and gear-trains and mechanical linkages and what looked like electric circuits and things like that.