slide rod

Along the walls were huge panels that opened to reveal kimono suspended on sliding rods.

Designs for mechanical nanocomputers which use single-molecule sliding rods for their logic have been proposed.

--Scotch yoke, described as a "crank and slot-headed sliding rod."

Three shafts for each wheel" - he was sliding rod and tubes as he spoke - "and each shaft handles a different speed.

These weights do everything," and he shifted them forward on the sliding rods, with the effect that the air glider dipped down with a startling lurch. "

Tom was adjusting some of the new weights on the sliding rods, and called to Ned: "I say, old man, hand me that big monkey wrench, will you."

The pallet arbor communicates with the crutch arbor by means of two sliding rods linked together in the middle and counterpoised at the opposite ends.

BEARINGS:Transport slide rod bearings feature an oil reservoir/oil wick.

As I watched him breathlessly, he laid it gently on a part of the floor which still remained in the globe and pulled a sliding rod from the side of the machine.

And there is a delight in machines, a kind of sensuous delight that derives from smooth running, swiftly spinning bars and wheels, sliding rods, precise swings and the perfect interaction of parts.

Inside the 4-way is a small sliding rod (or "spool") with 2 or 3 o-rings forming flow chambers that link the center barb to one or the other of the outer barbs depending on its position.

An "automatic revolver" in this context is one which extracts empty fired cases "automatically," i.e., upon breaking open the action, rather than requiring manual extraction of each case individually with a sliding rod or pin (as in the Colt Single Action Army design).

Not only that, but the rest of the outfit consisted of a mass of flimsy wires with ominous instructions to slide rod A into notch B and engage with flange C. I have never been any good with such things and spent maddening hours wrestling with the wires as Helen watched me curiously.