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Example sentences for "escapements"

Lexicographically close words:
escapade; escapades; escape; escaped; escapement; escapers; escapes; escapeth; escaping; escapt
  1. Each of these escapements is connected by a rod C and intermediate devices to one of the finger-keys in the keyboard D.

  2. Moreover, it is essential that the escapements should act individually with moderate speed to the end that the matrices may be properly engaged and disengaged by the pawls.

  3. Detached escapements are used in chronometers, most watches and in turret clocks.

  4. Altho one of the easiest escapements to set out correctly the pallets are often improperly formed making an escapement which gives indifferent service.

  5. Tompion made watches with hair-springs, balance-wheels and escapements with various improvements.

  6. Escapements are of three classes: recoil, dead, or dead-beat; and detached.

  7. It is really not a difficult matter to draft escapements in different positions, as an example will show.

  8. We see the majority of escapements made with narrower teeth than pallets, and for a very good reason.

  9. We have noticed that in order to favor the impulse we require a large roller, and for the safety action a small one, therefore escapements made on fine principles are supplied with two rollers, one for each action.

  10. It is well in drafting escapements to make them as large as possible, say thirty to forty times larger than in the watch, in the present case the size is immaterial, but we must have specifications for the proportions of the angles.

  11. We should see many fine watches made with such escapements if the means for producing them could fully satisfy the requirements of the scientific principles involved.

  12. The method in which an alarum is struck may be understood by reference to either of the recoil escapements (figs.

  13. Of course the fly for those escapements in large clocks, with weights heavy enough to drive the hands in all weather, must be much larger than in small ones.

  14. The effect of some escapements is not only to counteract the circular error, or the natural increase of the time of a pendulum as the arc increases, but to over-balance it by an error of the contrary kind.

  15. The last class in the elementary instruction is the one in escapements (Fig.

  16. In this class the regular pupils have to execute seven pieces of work in the rough, two for horizontal escapements with key and regulating wheel, and five for various other escapements.

  17. Some watchmakers oil the fork of the lever in anchor escapements very slightly, by applying oil and then using pith to remove any surplus, while others never oil the fork.

  18. The reducing of the rubbing surfaces in escapements as much as the nature of the materials will allow without abrasion in the course of time (55).

  19. The writer is free to confess that he has seen lever escapements of both types, that is, circular pallets and equidistant lockings, which gave excellent results.

  20. It is one of the two so-called frictional rest dead-beat escapements which have come into popular use, the other being the duplex.

  21. In all soundly-constructed lever escapements the safety action is only called into use in exceptional cases, and if the watch was lying still would theoretically never be required.

  22. Such escapements were too much influenced by the train, and any increase in power caused the timepiece to gain.

  23. In these frictional escapements the balance staff locked the train while the balance performed its arc of vibration.

  24. Much of this feeling no doubt is owing to the mechanical difficulties presented in repairing the chronometer escapements when the detent is broken, and the fact that the spring detent could not be adjusted to position.

  25. It has been a matter of great contention with makers of chronometer and also lever escapements as to the advantages of "tangential lockings.

  26. In escapements with solid bankings a trifle is allowed, that is, the fork is made enough shorter than the absolute theoretical length to allow for safety in this respect.

  27. Other escapements of similar construction require from 4 deg.

  28. A great advantage over those escapements in which the unlocking is done by the pendulum when its momentum is nearly expended and at the extremity of its arc of vibration.


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