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free-pulley: does not transmit any power itself but simply acts as a guide or turning post for a transmission rape or cable
Category: Mechanical engineering

pull: 1a) the linear advance resulting from the firing of a round of shots; 1b) the unit advance during the firing of each complete round of shotholes in a tunnel; 2)the length, measured along the longitudinal axis of the working, tunnel, or gallery, of the hollow space broken out by each round of shots
Category: Mining

pull: force exerted at the rims of the driving wheels by a traction motor when motoring
Category: Physics

pull: the linear advance resulting from the firing of a round of shots
Category: Mining

pull: A sample of fibres manually abstracted from a bulk lot of raw material or sliver with a view to assessing the length and/or distribution of length of fibre within the sample.
Category: Various industries and crafts

pull: the tendency of a tree to turn on its axis when falling
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

pull: force exerted on a trailer rope or by an engine
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

pull: The act of manually abstracting a sample of fibres from a bulk lot of raw material or sliver with a view to assessing the length and/or distribution of length of fibre within the sample.
Category: Various industries and crafts

pull-down: the operation of assisting the turn-off of a bipolar transistor,especially a logic transistor,by removing the base charge by some means other than by allowing it to recombine normally
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

pull-down: the pallet is drawn down by means of a wire, known as a --, which passes through small holes in a brass plate affixed to the bottom of the windchest.
Category: General

pull-off: the flexible device generally formed of cables,used on curves or above point work to maintain the conductors in a predetermined position
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

pull-out: recover from dive to level flight or zoom
Category: Transport

pull-out: recovery from a dive
Category: Transport

pull-over: mixture of solvents which is only a partial solvent for the lacquer film and which is used to level a cellulose lacquer film by rubbing it with a soft cloth pad
Category: The chemical industry

pull-up: the operation of assisting the turn-on of a bipolar transistor,especially a logic transistor,by inserting the base charge by some means other than allowing it to accumulate normally
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

pulldown: a list of options for actions that appears near the top of a display screen,usually overlaying the current contents of the screen without disrupting them,and usually in response to an indicator being pointed at an icon
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

Pulled-Down: A yarn specially prepared in the spinning process so that the tufts it produces in a carpet contract in finishing to produce a relief pattern.
Category: Various industries and crafts

pulley: hoisting device composed of one or more grooved wheels for cord to pass over, used also for changing the direction of power
Category: Management in the public and private sector

pulley: the pulley to drive and/or guide and control the bandsaw blade; the plane of rotation of the pulley is inclinable
Category: Mechanical engineering

pulley: consist of wheels sometimes with a grooved rim,which transmit rotary movement from one to another by means of an endless belt or rope
Category: Mechanical engineering

pulling: cutting down or extraction of the course laws of furs
Category: Various industries and crafts

pulling: The operation of reducing rags and thread waste to a fibrous state.
Category: Various industries and crafts

pulling: the act of chipping
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

pulling: The removal of wool from skins.
Category: Various industries and crafts

pulling: in the dark-fired tobacco regions, the term for taking seedlings from the ground preparatory to setting them out in the field.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

pulling: .....Wool removed from the pelts of...animals...is designated as 'pulled' wool because the fiber is loosened by...chemical treatments...and...may then be pulled...from the skin.
Category: Various industries and crafts

pullorum: a disease of birds caused by infection with Salmonella pullorum and characterized by moribund and dead birds at hatching time,by dyspnoea and diarrhoea in older birds and a reduction in egg yield,and reduction in fertility of the eggs in adults
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

push-pull: throttle,for example on lightplanes,which has linear motion sliding through panel
Category: Mechanical engineering

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