friction gearing
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of friction gearing
First recorded in 1885–90
Example Sentences
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From my experience of friction gearing, I am inclined to think it might do very well.
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In America friction gearing has been tried, but I do not know with what success.
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Grooved Friction Gearing.—Two grooved pulleys, which fit each other accurately, will transmit power without losing too much by friction.
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The drill is automatic in its action, and the speed can be regulated by friction gearing.
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Things went fairly well for a time on that memorable Thursday afternoon, when all the laboratory force made high holiday and scrambled for foothold on the locomotive for a trip; but the friction gearing was not equal to the sudden strain put upon it during one run and went to pieces.
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