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Meaning of "pinions"
pinion (noun) - The outer part of a bird's wing that enables flight, or a small gear with a series of teeth used in machinery
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- plural of pinion
- third-person singular simple present indicative form of pinion
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Pinions other than for land vehicles.
The role of the pinions is described hereinafter.
I will bloody well try my pinions again.
And her pinions with yellow gold.
Your gunnels are fraught to thar pinions.
The pinions are covered in the hinges.
Soon their baskets were fulled of pinions.
But are her pinions and feathers.
Though the sword hidden among his pinions.
Th e fabrication of pinions takes place in a dramatically diff erent way.
Imports of bicycle hubs and pinions.
Pinions in the servo gear do not engage properly or are faulty.
The transfer box comprises two intermeshed pinions.
Pinions for land vehicles.
This gear consists of two pinions with different radii.
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The pinions consist of an outer ring that is easily replaced.
Your gunnels to thar pinions.
The pinions are covered.
Then they started picking as many pinions as they could.
Pinions and spur gears.
Both shafts are connected with a gearbox with planet pinions.
The pinions engage with conical pinions of a control system.
The crankshafts are rotated by meshing pinions and a driving shaft.
All the pinions of the kinematics chain are likely to be blocked.
The covering sheet has two pinions which are connected to a rod.
The pinions do not interlock with the servo gear or are faulty.
The hydraulic power packages are driven by fixed pinions mounted on standpipes.
Six output pinions may be provided for each platform leg.
The rear derailleur performs a similar job on six or eight pinions.
Series of cascading pinions guided by shafts mounted between boards or in box.
This constitutes a mechanical deployment based on components in the form of pinions.
The gear reduction system consists of pinions fixed to a rotating spindle.
These drive means often comprise transmission belts or idle pinions.
The gear reduction system consists of pinions and rotating spindles.
The first planetary gears are coupled to a first spider gear by pinions.
The number of pinions of the gear trains may differ from three.
Check whether the steering toothed segment and pinions are too loose.
The senses of rotation of the pinions are described with respect to a given direction.
The pinions are rotatably supported in longitudinal gear pockets formed in the housing.
Just wait until you have to cut out the first pinions.
The pinions of the other shafts of the transmission will now be described.
The two gears are driven by a chain or a belt running around said pinions.
We replaced the pinions of traditional mechanical movement with a relay of five notched belts.
Rotational movement of one of the yaw drive pinions may also be measured.
The use of pinions made of plastic material reduces noise and lubrication problems.
The gear ring and the output pinions are provided with spur teeth.
The pinions are intended to engage with the first wheels of two gear trains.
This slaving element comprises the first and second pinions already described.
The pinions of the stirrer lids are shaped to operate with such a spring screw.
Our manufacturers of planetary gearboxes also offer a standard range of racks and pinions.
