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Meaning of "biasing member"
Biasing Member: This phrase is often used in the context of decision-making or voting processes. It refers to an individual or group that has a tendency or preference for certain outcomes or options due to personal biases or interests. The presence of a biasing member can influence the overall outcome or skew the results in favor of their preferred choice, potentially undermining the fairness or impartiality of the process
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The biasing member has a biasing force.
In some embodiments the biasing member may be a spring.
The biasing member may be a torsion spring.
In a preferred embodiment the biasing member is a pad of resilient material.
The biasing member may comprise a spring.
The filter door may not include a biasing member.
A first biasing member is coupled to the housing.
Some latches are biased with a spring constant biasing member.
The biasing member may be a leaf spring.
The buffer assembly includes a biasing member and a buffer member.
The biasing member may be a compression spring.
The clip follower may be urged in a distal direction by a biasing member.
The biasing member comprises an elastomeric material.
The latch member may be integrated with the biasing member.
The biasing member can be a spring or similar element.
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A form locking shape for engaging to the biasing member and.
The biasing member is pivotably mounted.
It should be understood that the biasing member may take other forms.
The biasing member may be a spring or elastomeric disc.
A spring is compressively interposed between the biasing member and the retainer.
The biasing member includes at least two positions.
The locking mechanism can further include a biasing member operatively associated therewith.
The biasing member may be a constant force spring.
The lever cooperates with the biasing member to clamp the blade in place.
A biasing member has a proximal end and a distal end.
The user may move the biasing member by depressing a latch member.
A biasing member biases the encoder in close proximity to the sensor.
A first end of the resilient biasing member may be coupled to the indicator arm.
A biasing member in the tensioner is used to maintain a tension in the belt.
The staple magazine includes a plurality of fasteners and a biasing member disposed therein.
The biasing member distally biases the retaining element.
The locking member may be biased towards the locked position by a biasing member.
This biasing member may be a section of elastomeric material or a spring.
The first end plug rotationally locks the biasing member to the dolly.
The biasing member is configured to proximally bias the pusher member.
Automatic injection device with delay mechanism including dual functioning biasing member.
The biasing member may be contained in the release valve chamber.
The lock and pin mechanism may include a pin and a biasing member.
The biasing member biases the second engagement portion forward.
It incorporates a valve assembly including a shutoff valve that uses a ball and a biasing member.
The biasing member has a retracted configuration and an expanded configuration.
Biasing means may comprise a compression spring or other known suitable resilient biasing member.
The biasing member may include ornamentation on the tie member.
A particularly useful alternative to the set screw includes a clamping lever and a biasing member.
The biasing member may be in the form of a coil spring or the like.
A spring could be provided for biasing the biasing member towards the support roller.
A biasing member is configured to urge the piercing member toward retracted positions.
A second end of the resilient biasing member may be fixed in position within the housing.
A biasing member is provided between the support member and the piston.
The tack retaining system includes a wedge and a biasing member arranged to retain a tack assembly.
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