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Definition of mechanical
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of mechanical is as below...
Mechanical
(a.)
Obtained
by
trial,
by
measurements,
etc.;
approximate;
empirical.
See the 2d Note under
Geometric..
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Automatical
::
Automatical
(a.) Not
voluntary;
not
depending
on the will;
mechanical;
as,
automatic
movements
or
functions..
Radiometer
::
Radiometer
(n.) An
instrument
designed
for
measuring
the
mechanical
effect
of
radiant
energy.
Immechanical
::
Immechanical
(a.) Not
mechanical.
Tiller
::
Tiller
(n.) A lever of wood or metal
fitted
to the
rudder
head and used for
turning
side to side in
steering.
In small boats hand power is used; in large
vessels,
the
tiller
is moved by means of
mechanical
appliances.
See
Illust.
of
Rudder.
Cf. 2d Helm, 1..
Manipulate
::
Manipulate
(v. i.) To use the hands in
dexterous
operations;
to do hand work;
specifically,
to
manage
the
apparatus
or
instruments
used in
scientific
work, or in
artistic
or
mechanical
processes;
also,
specifically,
to use the hand in
mesmeric
operations..
Milker
::
Milker
(n.) One who
milks;
also, a
mechanical
apparatus
for
milking
cows..
Routinism
::
Routinism
(n.) the
practice
of doing
things
with
undiscriminating,
mechanical
regularity..
Plate
::
Plate (v. t.) To cover or
overlay
with gold,
silver,
or other
metals,
either
by a
mechanical
process,
as
hammering,
or by a
chemical
process,
as
electrotyping..
Switched
::
Switch
(n.) A
mechanical
device
for
shifting
an
electric
current
to
another
circuit.
Mechanically
::
Mechanically
(adv.)
In a
mechanical
manner.
Power
::
Power (n.) The rate at which
mechanical
energy
is
exerted
or
mechanical
work
performed,
as by an
engine
or other
machine,
or an
animal,
working
continuously;
as, an
engine
of
twenty
horse
power..
Disintegrate
::
Disintegrate
(v. t.) To
separate
into
integrant
parts;
to
reduce
to
fragments
or to
powder;
to break up, or cause to fall to
pieces,
as a rock, by blows of a
hammer,
frost,
rain, and other
mechanical
or
atmospheric
influences..
Run
::
Run (a.) To
travel;
to make
progress;
to be moved by
mechanical
means;
to go; as, the
steamboat
runs
regularly
to
Albany;
the train runs to
Chicago..
Apparatus
::
Apparatus
(n.)
Hence:
A full
collection
or set of
implements,
or
utensils,
for a given duty,
experimental
or
operative;
any
complex
instrument
or
appliance,
mechanical
or
chemical,
for a
specific
action
or
operation;
machinery;
mechanism..
Filtration
::
Filtration
(n.) The act or
process
of
filtering;
the
mechanical
separation
of a
liquid
from the
undissolved
particles
floating
in it.
Mechanical
::
Mechanical
(a.) Made and
operated
by
interaction
of
forces
without
a
directing
intelligence;
as, a
mechanical
universe..
Chirogymnast
::
Chirogymnast
(n.) A
mechanical
contrivance
for
exercising
the
fingers
of a
pianist.
Gong
::
Gong (n.) A flat
saucerlike
bell, rung by
striking
it with a small
hammer
which is
connected
with it by
various
mechanical
devices;
a
stationary
bell, used to sound calls or
alarms;
--
called
also gong
bell..
Force
::
Force (n.) Any
action
between
two
bodies
which
changes,
or tends to
change,
their
relative
condition
as to rest or
motion;
or, more
generally,
which
changes,
or tends to
change,
any
physical
relation
between
them,
whether
mechanical,
thermal,
chemical,
electrical,
magnetic,
or of any other kind; as, the force of
gravity;
cohesive
force;
centrifugal
force..
Wright
::
Wright
(n.) One who is
engaged
in a
mechanical
or
manufacturing
business;
an
artificer;
a
workman;
a
manufacturer;
a
mechanic;
esp., a
worker
in wood; -- now
chiefly
used in
compounds,
as in
millwright,
wheelwright,
etc..
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