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industrial revolution
spread to other countries with very varying time lags The introduction of powered machinery such as the steam engine and power loom led to the concentration of large areas of manufacturing in large companies and made some
Engineman
A man who manages or waits on an engine
Irreversible
of being reversed or turned about or back incapable of being made to run backward as an irreversible engine an irreversible process an irreversible reaction
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Petrary
An ancient war engine for hurling stones
Automobile
Automobile, 'automobile' means any vehicle powered either by internal combustion engine or by any method of generating power to drive such vehicle. [Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act,
jumpstart
To start the engine of a motor vehicle using a temporary connection to supply electrical power from another vehicle or another source
Agricultural Holdings Act, 1923
have been given within two months of the expiration of the tenancy. 6. Fixtures and Buildings (s. 22).--Any engine, machinery, fencing or other fixture affixed to a holding by a tenant, and any building erected by him
Soleplate
A bedplate as the soleplate of a steam engine
Single acting
of action especially Mach acting or exerting force during strokes in one direction only said of a reciprocating engine pump etc
Shunt valve
avenue of escape than normally specif a valve actuated by the governor used in one system of marine engine governing to connect both ends of the low pressure cylinder as a supplementary control
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