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Definition of mechanism
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 mechanism is as below...
Mechanism
(n.) An ideal
machine;
a
combination
of
movable
bodies
constituting
a
machine,
but
considered
only with
regard
to
relative
movements..
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Unmechanize
::
Unmechanize
(v. t.) To undo the
mechanism
of; to
unmake;
as, to
unmechanize
a
structure..
Gimmor
::
Gimmor
(n.) A piece of
mechanism;
mechanical
device
or
contrivance;
a
gimcrack.
Mechanism
::
Mechanism
(n.)
Mechanical
operation
or
action.
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..
Feed
::
Feed (n.) The
mechanism
by which the
action
of
feeding
is
produced;
a feed
motion.
Limb
::
Limb (n.) An
elementary
piece of the
mechanism
of a lock.
Ratchet
::
Ratchet
(n.) A
mechanism
composed
of a
ratchet
wheel,
or
ratch,
and pawl. See
Ratchet
wheel,
below,
and 2d
Ratch..
Mechanism
::
Mechanism
(n.) The
arrangement
or
relation
of the parts of a
machine;
the parts of a
machine,
taken
collectively;
the
arrangement
or
relation
of the parts of
anything
as
adapted
to
produce
an
effect;
as, the
mechanism
of a
watch;
the
mechanism
of a
sewing
machine;
the
mechanism
of a seed pod..
Wheelwork
::
Wheelwork
(n.) A
combination
of
wheels,
and their
connection,
in a
machine
or
mechanism..
Work
::
Work (n.) The
moving
parts of a
mechanism;
as, the works of a
watch..
Link
::
Link (n.) Any one of the
several
elementary
pieces
of a
mechanism,
as the fixed
frame,
or a rod,
wheel,
mass of
confined
liquid,
etc., by which
relative
motion
of other parts is
produced
and
constrained..
Vasomotor
::
Vasomotor
(a.)
Causing
movement
in the walls of
vessels;
as, the
vasomotor
mechanisms;
the
vasomotor
nerves,
a
system
of
nerves
distributed
over the
muscular
coats of the blood
vessels..
Differential
::
Differential
(a.)
Relating
to
differences
of
motion
or
leverage;
producing
effects
by such
differences;
said of
mechanism.
Cut-off
::
Cut-off
(n.) The valve
gearing
or
mechanism
by which steam is cut off from
entering
the
cylinder
of a steam
engine
after a
definite
point in a
stroke,
so as to allow the
remainder
of the
stroke
to be made by the
expansive
force of the steam
already
let in. See
Expansion
gear, under
Expansion..
Racktail
::
Racktail
(n.) An arm
attached
to a
swinging
notched
arc or rack, to let off the
striking
mechanism
of a
repeating
clock..
Lamp
::
Lamp (n.) A
device
or
mechanism
for
producing
light by
electricity.
See
Incandescent
lamp, under
Incandescent..
Damper
::
Damper
(n.) That which damps or
checks;
as: (a) A valve or
movable
plate in the flue or other part of a
stove,
furnace,
etc., used to check or
regulate
the
draught
of air. (b) A
contrivance,
as in a
pianoforte,
to
deaden
vibrations;
or, as in other
pieces
of
mechanism,
to check some
action
at a
particular
time..
Bolster
::
Bolster
(n.)
Anything
arranged
to act as a
support,
as in
various
forms of
mechanism,
etc..
Gimcrack
::
Gimcrack
(n.) A
trivial
mechanism;
a
device;
a toy; a
pretty
thing.
Stench
::
Stem-winding
(a.) Wound by
mechanism
connected
with the stem; as, a
stem-winding
watch..
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