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gear wheel
noun
A wheel with a toothed rim, intended to engage with others, or similar equipment, to form a gear
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It is believed that a hand-turned shaft (now lost) was connected by a crown gear to the main gear wheel, which drove the further gear trains, with each revolution of the main gear wheel corresponding to one solar year.
(We see here his doodles of a man's head, the profile fitting between the teeth of a gear wheel).
The MCE-5 VCRi technology is based on a gear wheel and two racks, used in nonstandard conditions.
The result is an effective gear wheel in which the number of teeth is determined by both the active pin settings and the movable lug settings.
Claassen (supervision of gear wheel manufacture) ; Dr. Berndt (testing of gear teeth) and Herr Nichterlein (modern developments in projection as a means of measuring).
In 2007, another man was found dead in the nose gear wheel well of a United Airlines flight that arrived in San Francisco from Shanghai.
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Application-oriented tests using DLC coated gear wheels in gear efficiency test-rig exhibited a reduction of friction losses between 10% and 21% compared to uncoated gear wheels.
About 400 years later, Greek scientists built a computer out of bronze and using gear wheels.
Gears work by transmitting power through rotational motion, and by realizing mathematical relationships between toothed gear wheels.
Steel products were being cast in Germany and Switzerland from 1824, and, by 1855, steel gear wheels were cast in Sheffield.
Barry Manilow sang "Let Freedom Ring" as children in Army fatigues and firefighters' gear wheeled a float of the Liberty Bell.
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