русский
простые механизмы португальский
máquinas simples испанский
máquina simple каталонский
màquina simple 
Mechanical device that changes the direction or magnitude of a force.
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Examples for "simple machine"
Examples for "simple machine"
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This simple machine very much lessened the labor and expedited the work.
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The husking could be greatly facilitated by a very simple machine.
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Instead the Athenians relied on a simple machine to randomly select citizens for office.
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At its heart, it remains essentially a simple machine.
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This elegantly simple machine, introduced in 1976, has won worldwide acclaim for its rugged reliability.
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The Egyptians and Greeks had water-wheels, and in fact understood all the mechanical powers.
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What Archimedes said of the mechanical powers, may be applied to Reason and Liberty.
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She puts all the mechanical powers at his disposal-buthe must make his lever.
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The two great mechanical powers are fire and water.
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This proposition was rediscovered by Stevinus, a century later, and applied by him to the explanation of the mechanical powers.
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In a submarine world the possibility of obtaining mechanical power was remote.
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The 90-year-old company also makes makes generators, drives and mechanical power transmission components.
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The invention of the steam-engine by Watt gave England an enormous mechanical power.
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It took many centuries to discover the mechanical power of steam!
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The Company provides solutions that help its customers manage electrical, hydraulic and mechanical power.
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Altra makes mechanical power transmission components used in industrial applications.
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The wedge was the mechanical power which prevailed at last.
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Few persons are acquainted with the mechanical power of gunpowder.
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Nowhere is so vast a mass of mechanical power collected.
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A machine by which very powerful currents can be obtained directly from mechanical power.
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A machine at Niagara receives mechanical power, and generates electricity.
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The application of steam, or any mechanical power, to printing in America was only begun.
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But when this means can be adopted, it acts also like a great mechanical power.
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Some inferior dexterity, some extraordinary mechanical power, is apparently that from which they seek distinction.
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Had she sufficient mechanical power to escape through them?
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But it can be cut with the mechanical power saws you have on Norfolk, Joshua said.
