How To Use Cogwheel In A Sentence
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And there are almost as many domestic tourists reaching every nook and cranny of the country by a seamless transport system, its elements being trains - cogwheels, funiculars included - cable cars, buses and trams.
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Instead of abandoning his bodybuilding dream, he went to a junkyard, got himself some industrial cogwheels and iron bars and somehow tinkered them into a weight set.
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Atoms, they contended, could never function as integral parts of cogwheels, gears or motors.
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In other cases akinesia, dyskinesia, waxy flexibility, and cogwheeling may occur instead of or in addition to the classic rigidity.
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A few cogwheels in Blaise Pascal's seventeenth century calculator perform the entire procedure of addition better and faster than a human mind.
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This shaft also carries the main cogwheel which engages with a rack between the running rails on the section where the steepness of the gradient calls for its use.
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I like the look of the book and would find the discussion of cogwheel trains interesting, especially were I back in the 2nd grade.
Mountain-Climbing Trains « Awful Library Books
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If you help the tax payer, he will spend money which in turn will begin the cogwheel of business.
The Last Word on the Tea Party « Gerry Canavan
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Burmared with a blue rectangle in the upper hoist-side corner bearing 14, white, five-pointed stars encircling a cogwheel containing a stalk of rice; the 14 stars represent the seven administrative divisions and seven states
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Destiny was not to be opposed and the cogwheels that were set in motion could not be stopped, not even by him.
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Angolatwo equal horizontal bands of red (top) and black with a centered yellow emblem consisting of a five-pointed star within half a cogwheel crossed by a machete (in the style of a hammer and sickle)
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The cogwheels in Alexa's mind began to turn faster than usual.
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Nearby stood the remains of her two-cylinder steam engine and brass condenser - lengths of copper pipe, bronze valves, hollow masts and cogwheels littering the seabed.
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Lady Primrose had drawn what appeared to be a giant cogwheel.
STAGE FRIGHT
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Louvered windows, giving onto the rear garden, are operated by an industrial cogwheel.
Paris’s Luminous Secret
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These are not going to be films with a strong social message about our capitalist society, of which the film industry is an important cogwheel, both financially and ideologically.
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One of the most efficient ways to tell time, a simple mechanism that needs no cogwheels, no pendulum, no springs and no winding: to follow the shadow of the sun cast upon a numbered scale in what is known as a sundial or a sun clock.
Barcelona Photoblog
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The cogwheels in my brain started churning as I scrubbed my hands under the tap.
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On the second day in Switzerland we took a scenic cogwheel up to the snowcapped Jungfrau, one of the highest peaks in the Swiss Alps.
The Grace to Race
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This shaft also carries the main cogwheel which engages with a rack between the running rails on the section where the steepness of the gradient calls for its use.
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It consisted of a replica cogwheel with wire rope and was intended to symbolise the technology used in operating the sluices.
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Allen paused, and she might as well have heard the cogwheels turning.
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The machinery in it looked oddly antiquated, as if someone had taken a lot of cogwheels and pistons and piled them together.
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I found the first relatively sharp instrument I could lay my hands on - a metal cogwheel from my Meccano set, and got to work.
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Maybe I am partial to this film because of its art design - I am a sucker for big cogwheels and jazz music.
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Bradykinesia is associated with muscle weakness and fatigue; muscle rigidity of the neck, trunk, and extremities; and cogwheeling a delayed sign in which the examiner, as he flexes and extends the patient’s arm at the elbow, feels the arm move in short, stop-and-go arcs, as if periodically stopped by the gears of a wheel.
The Neuropsychiatric Guide to Modern Everyday Psychiatry
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The big cogwheel rotated exactly once every Roman mile, and at this point a small stone - a calculus - dropped into a box.
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They drove a jackshaft, which took the power through gearing to the cogwheel, which engaged in the usual way with the rack rail.
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This is the film where Chaplin gets sucked into the bowels of a machine, tightening screws as he get squeezed through a series of cogwheels.
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The mighty horizontal cogwheel had thick wooden spikes which in turn fitted into the crevices of another vertical cog, and these wheels put four heavy beams in motion.
Rachel Cusk | Portraits
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Positive marital interactions function similar to a gear system in which a cogwheel transmits its movement smoothly to another cogwheel.
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When the car is back together, I'll drive it to Oxford and get him to calibrate it and to provide me with a few extra cogwheels.
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The teeth on the train's cogwheels click and grind as you're pulled around dizzying loops and across viaducts.
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The cogwheel railway climbs 4,550 feet through the Bernese Alps and takes passengers to an altitude of 11,225 feet to Europe's highest train station, offering views of the alpine landscape.
Swiss Franc's Climb Puts a Chill on Tourism
