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21 collapse mechanism
1) mecanismo inestable m2) estructura inestable fEnglish-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > collapse mechanism
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22 damping mechanism
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > damping mechanism
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23 interlocking mechanism
dispositivo de enclavamiento, aparato de enclavamientoEnglish-Spanish dictionary of labour protection > interlocking mechanism
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24 Maltese cross mechanism
nMECH ENG mecanismo de cruz de Malta mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > Maltese cross mechanism
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25 advance mechanism
nVEH sistema de avance del encendido m -
26 alpha-elimination mechanism
nRAD PHYS mecanismo de eliminación alfa mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > alpha-elimination mechanism
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27 centrifugal advance mechanism
nAUTO, VEH mecanismo de avance centrífugo mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > centrifugal advance mechanism
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28 clamping mechanism
nMECH ENG mecanismo de bloqueo m -
29 control rod drive mechanism
English-Spanish technical dictionary > control rod drive mechanism
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30 door-locking mechanism
nVEH mecanismo de bloqueo de puerta mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > door-locking mechanism
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31 drive mechanism
nCINEMAT mecanismo de accionamiento m -
32 dumping mechanism
nPACK mecanismo de descarga m -
33 escapement mechanism
nMECH ENG mecanismo de escape m -
34 failure mechanism
nQUALITY mecanismo de falla m -
35 fashioning mechanism
nTEXTIL mecanismo de menguado m -
36 feel mechanism
nSPACE mecanismo de servomando m -
37 freewheel mechanism
nMECH, MECH ENG mecanismo de rueda libre m -
38 imaging mechanism
nOPT mecanismo de formación de imágenes m -
39 internal timing mechanism
nPROD mecanismo interno de sincronización mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > internal timing mechanism
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40 kick-off mechanism
nSPACE mecanismo de arranque m
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Mechanism — • There is no constant meaning in the history of philosophy for the word Mechanism. Originally, the term meant that cosmological theory which ascribes the motion and changes of the world to some external force Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight … Catholic encyclopedia
mechanism — mech‧a‧nis‧m [ˈmekənɪzm] noun [countable] a system used to achieve something or deal with a problem: • The increased lending can be done through existing lending mechanisms. • There is a move to introduce free market mechanisms in the airline… … Financial and business terms
Mechanism — may refer to: Mechanism (engineering), rigid bodies connected by joints in order to accomplish a desired force and/or motion transmission Mechanism (biology), explaining how a feature is created Mechanism (philosophy), a theory that all natural… … Wikipedia
Mechanism — Mech an*ism, n. [Cf. F. m[ e]canisme, L. mechanisma. See {Mechanic}.] 1. The arrangement or relation of the parts of a machine; the parts of a machine, taken collectively; the arrangement or relation of the parts of anything as adapted to produce … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
mechanism — [mek′ə niz΄əm] n. [ModL mechanismus < Gr mēchanē, MACHINE] 1. the working parts or arrangement of parts of a machine; works [the mechanism of a clock] 2. a) a system whose parts work together like those of a machine [the mechanism of the… … English World dictionary
mechanism — [n1] machine, device apparatus, appliance, black box*, components, contrivance, doohickey*, gadget, gears, gimmick, innards, instrument, machinery, motor, structure, system, tool, workings, works; concept 463 mechanism [n2] means, method agency,… … New thesaurus
mechanism — index appliance, contrivance, expedient, facility (instrumentality), forum (medium), instrument ( … Law dictionary
mechanism — 1660s, from Mod.L. mechanismus, from Gk. mekhane machine, instrument (see MACHINE (Cf. machine) (n.)) … Etymology dictionary
mechanism — *machine, machinery, apparatus, engine, motor … New Dictionary of Synonyms
mechanism — ► NOUN 1) a piece of machinery. 2) the way in which something works or is brought about … English terms dictionary
mechanism — noun 1 part of a machine ADJECTIVE ▪ firing, locking, steering, trigger, winding VERB + MECHANISM ▪ activate ▪ This ac … Collocations dictionary