"Mechanical linkage" refers to the connection or interaction between different mechanical components or parts in a system. It allows these parts to work together and transmit motion or force from one part to another. It is like a chain that connects different parts to make them move in a certain way.
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«mechanical»
«linkage»
Sentences with «mechanical linkage»
- The 135is shares some of my favorite characteristics of the Audi S5, including the fantastic direct mechanical linkage between the driver's hand and the gears spinning just below; the difference, and in my opinion the tiebreaker, is that BMW uses a proper inline six - cylinder engine instead of the flailing - piston unbalanced V that's become so popular with packaging efficiency experts these days. (autoweek.com)
- But at around the time I turned eight, my inventions became a little more realistic, such as a robotic theater with mechanical linkages that could move scenery and characters in and out of view, and virtual baseball games. (bookbrowse.com)
- As far as I can see, there is no vacuum actuation on it, so it should be run by plain mechanical linkages. (mechanics.stackexchange.com)
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