ball race

  • 1ball race — noun : one of the races in a ball bearing * * * ball race, the track, groove, or race in which the balls of a ball bearing run. * * * n. Mechanics either of the components of a ball bearing that have ring shaped grooves in which the balls run …

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  • 2ball nut — noun : a nut having ball bearings that run (as in a ball race) between its threads and those of the screw it engages …

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  • 3Race Driver: GRID — Разработчик Codemasters Firebrand Games (Nintendo DS) Издатель …

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  • 4ball bearing — ball bearing, adj. Mach. 1. a bearing consisting of a number of hard balls running in grooves in the surfaces of two concentric rings, one of which is mounted on a rotating or oscillating shaft or the like. 2. any of the balls so used. [1880 85]… …

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  • 5race-ball — raceˈ ball noun A ball held in connection with a race meeting • • • Main Entry: ↑race …

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  • 6Race (Kant) — Race ist ein Begriff des Philosophen der Aufklärung Immanuel Kant. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Begriffsbestimmung 2 Das Race Konzept innerhalb von Kants Anthropologie und seine Rezeption 3 Einordnung in Kants Gesamtwerk 4 Werke …

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  • 7Race Driver: GRID — Race Driver GRID Éditeur Codemasters Développeur Codemast …

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  • 8race — race1 [rās] n. [ME (North) ras(e) < ON rās, a running, rush, akin to OE ræs, swift movement, attack < IE * eras , to flow, move rapidly < base * er , *or , to set in motion > RUN, ORIENT] 1. a competition of speed in running, skating …

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  • 9race — Ⅰ. race [1] ► NOUN 1) a competition between runners, horses, vehicles, etc. to see which is fastest over a set course. 2) (the races) a series of races for horses or dogs, held at a fixed time on a set course. 3) a situation in which people… …

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  • 10Ball bearing — For individual balls that are sometimes called ball bearings , see Ball (bearing). Working principle for a ball bearing …

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