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Meanings of mechanical linkage in English

Russian
узел сопряжения
Spanish
acoplamiento mecánico
Catalan
lligadura
Wikidata

Assembly of bodies connected to manage forces and movement.

        узел сопряжения
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        Examples for "mechanism"
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        However, its mechanism of action and biomarkers associated with response remain unclear.
        Pubmed
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        However, the precise mechanism and its relation to alcohol content remain unexplained.
        Pubmed
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        Provide a government guarantee mechanism that scales up during a housing crisis.
        Reuters
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        However, the major mechanism underlying the clinical effects is not completely understood.
        Pubmed
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        DB2's internal scheduling mechanism learns over time and estimates job completion times.
        Backup & recovery
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        Virtually all areas of neuroscience offer potential linkage points for computational work.
        Pubmed
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        Conclusions: We have detected possible evidence of linkage to 4 chromosomal regions.
        Pubmed
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        For bankers deploying other people's money, that linkage is far less clear.
        Reuters
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        Results: A variance component linkage analysis revealed QTLs but with low resolution.
        Pubmed
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        History of DM was also confirmed using a medical records linkage system.
        Pubmed
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        That makes the EQC all-wheel drive yet there's no mechanical connection between the axles.
        News.com.au
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        There's no mechanical connection between the electric and gas drivetrains, and regenerative braking charges the lithium ion batteries.
        Wired
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        This should have been successful but for the difficulty of making good mechanical connection between the recorder and the pulley.
        Scott's Last Expedition, Volume I / Being the journals of Captai...
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        Killing the mechanical connection between the road and the wheel allows Infiniti engineers to get rid of pesky vibrations on imperfect roads.
        Wired
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        In the original 747, which had all mechanical connections, the fix would have required an aerodynamic or structural change.
        Wired
        Usage of mechanical linkage in English
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        Pilots will have to get used to flying through a computer rather than direct mechanical linkage.
        Wired
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        Dinah got a grip on the mechanical linkage that would swing the outer hatch of the airlock closed.
        Seveneves
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        Even more important than this mechanical linkage, however, was the way that Asian economies were associated in the minds of investors.
        The Return of Depression Economics
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        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.
        Pubmed
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        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.
        Wired
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        One key difference today is the Toyotas in question use electronically controlled throttles whereas the Audis used mechanical linkages.
        Wired
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        The control sensors that keep the support towers in line have evolved from simple mechanical linkages to computerized sensors.
        Wired
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        They were all pictures of machines and gear-trains and mechanical linkages and what looked like electric circuits and things like that.
        More Than Human