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coupler <a coupler; couplers> N

coupler

antenna coupler COMMUNIC

directional coupler

male coupler INDUST

plain coupler ARCHIT

quick coupler INDUST

vario-coupler COMMUNIC

bare quick coupler INDUST

bus-coupler switch ELEC

manual coupler pin INDUST

Mechanical Quick Coupler INDUST

Quick Coupler Control INDUST

Quick Coupler function INDUST

quick coupler pin switch INDUST

Work Tool Coupler INDUST

Horizontal Pin Work Tool Coupler INDUST

Hydraulic Pin Grabber Quick Coupler INDUST

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Most large organs have both preset and programmable pistons, with some of the couplers repeated for convenience as pistons and toe studs.
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Microwave components such as antennas, couplers, filters and power dividers can be formed from a microstrip.
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For example, a /4 coupled line coupler will have responses at "n" /4 where "n" is an odd integer.
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A viscous coupler located between the valve motor and pedestal drive gearing damped out undesired mechanical resonances.
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One further innovation was that the fully automatic couplers at the outer ends of the trains were not handed.
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It has an electro-pneumatic action, four manuals and fifty speaking stops, featuring 26 couplers.
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This becomes a problem when very tight coupling is required and couplers often use a different design.
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As the camera flash goes off, the coupler detaches, letting riders freefall around 282ft m at convert.
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The coupling factor represents the primary property of a directional coupler.
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Aside from damage to the transport truck, the locomotive also sustained some damage to one of its couplers, which had impacted the trailer.
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