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mechanical spring

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mechanical spring [mi′kan·ə·kəl ′spriŋ]
(astronomy)


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A unique design features molded bumpers and a mechanical spring operation that takes heavy work out of the lifting and helps ensure that the unit is correctly positioned each time it is used.
Their products also include mechanical springs made at Matthew-Warren Spring Division, which employs 200; friction materials and clutches manufactured at Carlisle Industrial Brake & Friction, which has 150 workers; and precision castings produced at SUS Cast Products Inc.
This mechanoacoustic system is composed of mechanical springs (tympanic membrane, ligament, tendons, and muscles), acoustic springs (middle ear air volume), mechanical mass (ossicles), and middle ear volume.
 
 
 
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