Sentence examples for requiring lubrication from inspiring English sources

Mechanics, however, took over seize up's meaning, "to fuse with another part to prevent further motion, requiring lubrication or prying apart," and another sense rose in anatomy to describe the tension and painful locking of muscles.

The engine can be considered as maintenance-free as it has no piston rings or any other rubbing components requiring lubrication.

Refrigeration compressors are mechanical devices with component parts that slide together, so requiring lubrication to reduce friction, remove frictional heat and assist with gas sealing.

Oil all the components requiring lubrication.

All moving parts of an automobile require lubrication.

"Like my throat, my brain requires lubrication, and I surmise that you may be about to provide it".

The savings he has identified (such as scrapping the ID-card scheme) are small; some of his own reforms will require lubrication.

Since reform tends to require lubrication, opening up the public services at a time of austerity was always likely to be tough.

These materials also help lower costs: they're cheaper than some of the metals typically used, and they don't require lubrication, improving the reliability of the engines and reducing maintenance costs.

The application range of polymers and their composites in service-less sliding bearings, i.e. bearings that do not require lubrication supervision and maintenance, was defined.

As the expander requires lubrication during operation, flooded expansion can be beneficial to reduce such losses as well as to improve the expansion process toward a quasi-isothermal behavior.