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Definition of engine
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Engine
(n.)
Anything
used to
effect
a
purpose;
any
device
or
contrivance;
an
agent.
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Plasmid
::
Plasmid
(n.) A piece of DNA,
usually
circular,
functioning
as part of the
genetic
material
of a cell, not
integrated
with the
chromosome
and
replicating
independently
of the
chromosome,
but
transferred,
like the
chromosome,
to
subsequent
generations.
In
bacteria,
plasmids
often carry the genes for
antibiotic
resistance;
they are
exploited
in
genetic
engineering
as the
vehicles
for
introduction
of
extraneous
DNA into
cells,
to alter the
genetic
makeup
of the cell. The cells thus
altered
may produ
Throw
::
Throw (v. t.) To form or shape
roughly
on a
throwing
engine,
or
potter's
wheel,
as
earthen
vessels..
Fly
::
Fly (v. i.) A heavy
wheel,
or cross arms with
weights
at the ends on a
revolving
axis, to
regulate
or
equalize
the
motion
of
machinery
by means of its
inertia,
where the power
communicated,
or the
resistance
to be
overcome,
is
variable,
as in the steam
engine
or the
coining
press.
See Fly wheel
(below)..
Torpedo
::
Torpedo
(n.) An
engine
or
machine
for
destroying
ships by
blowing
them up.
Pipe
::
Pipe (v. t.) To
furnish
or equip with
pipes;
as, to pipe an
engine,
or a
building..
Atmospherical
::
Atmospherical
(a.)
Caused,
or
operated
on, by the
atmosphere;
as, an
atmospheric
effect;
an
atmospheric
engine..
Spanner
::
Spanner
(n.) A
contrivance
in some of the
ealier
steam
engines
for
moving
the
valves
for the
alternate
admission
and
shutting
off of the
steam.
Engine
::
Engine
(v. t.)
(Pronounced,
in this
sense,
/////.)
To rack; to
torture..
Electromotor
::
Electromotor
(n.) An
apparatus
or
machine
for
producing
motion
and
mechanical
effects
by the
action
of
electricity;
an
electro-magnetic
engine.
Battering-ram
::
Battering-ram
(n.) An
engine
used in
ancient
times to beat down the walls of
besieged
places.
Enginemen
::
Enginemen
(pl. ) of
Enginema.
Abutment
::
Abutment
(n.) A fixed point or
surface
from which
resistance
or
reaction
is
obtained,
as the
cylinder
head of a steam
engine,
the
fulcrum
of a
lever,
etc..
Stroke
::
Stroke
(v. t.) The
movement,
in
either
direction,
of the
piston
plunger,
piston
rod,
crosshead,
etc., as of a steam
engine
or a pump, in which these parts have a
reciprocating
motion;
as, the
forward
stroke
of a
piston;
also, the
entire
distance
passed
through,
as by a
piston,
in such a
movement;
as, the
piston
is at half
stroke..
Guilloched
::
Guilloched
(a.) Waved or
engine-turned.
Hydraulics
::
Hydraulics
(n.) That
branch
of
science,
or of
engineering,
which
treats
of
fluids
in
motion,
especially
of
water,
its
action
in
rivers
and
canals,
the works and
machinery
for
conducting
or
raising
it, its use as a prime
mover,
and the
like..
Cross-tail
::
Cross-tail
(n.) A bar
connecting
the ends of the side rods or
levers
of a
backaction
or
side-lever
engine.
Pound
::
Pound (v. i.) To make a
jarring
noise,
as in
running;
as, the
engine
pounds..
Throw
::
Throw (n.) The act of
hurling
or
flinging;
a
driving
or
propelling
from the hand or an
engine;
a cast.
Collapse
::
Collapse
(v. i.) To fall
together
suddenly,
as the sides of a
hollow
vessel;
to close by
falling
or
shrinking
together;
to have the sides or parts of (a
thing)
fall in
together,
or be
crushed
in
together;
as, a flue in the
boiler
of a steam
engine
sometimes
collapses..
Engineering
::
Engineering
(n.)
Originally,
the art of
managing
engines;
in its
modern
and
extended
sense,
the art and
science
by which the
mechanical
properties
of
matter
are made
useful
to man in
structures
and
machines;
the
occupation
and work of an
engineer..
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