Sentence examples for system of levers from inspiring English sources

There is always a system of levers between the two axles to equalize the load.

This skeleton, working as a system of levers, is largely responsible for making muscles antagonistic.

Next to be removed were the mechanisms that connect the keyboards to the valves that blow air into the pipes, an intricate system of levers.

What they have revealed is not some new hidden system of levers beneath the capital but, rather, the same old system that we've more or less tolerated all along.

Turns out they live a few doors down, and have grown increasingly addicted to Falah's food - Erik is hoping to develop a complex system of levers and pulley to ferry food directly from their kitchen to his lounge.

The slider is connected to the console by a system of levers and cranks, and it terminates in a knob that the organist pulls outward to bring the stop into play or pushes in to silence it.

A complex system of internal levers ensured that if an earthquake ever disturbed the vessel, a ball would drop from a dragon's care into the mouth of a bronze frog positioned underneath.

The locks opened by a system of tiny levers and springs concealed in the jade eyespots of each peacock's tail feathers; you pushed the fourteen jade buttons in an order that seemed to change each time the magician opened the chest.

In the 1760s, Taskin added a fourth row of jacks with soft plectra of buff leather as a special solo stop and also devised a highly ingenious system of knee levers that permitted the harpsichordist to play crescendos and decrescendos and to change registers without taking his hands from the keyboard.

All lovingly operated by Scanlan during our demonstration by a system of hydraulics, levers and pullies.

It appears that a number of α-helical modules, namely HAMP, S-Helix and DHp are used in prokaryotic-type signaling transduction, presumably as peptide analogs of a system of mechanical levers to appropriately convey the sensory input from a receptor domain to a signal transmitting domain (Fig. 5).