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pivoted ADJ

pivot <a pivot; pivots> N

pivot VB

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pivot INDUST

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pivot N COMPUT

ball pivot ARCHIT

centre pivot MIL

conical pivot

floating pivot

longitudinal pivot MIL

pivot bearing ARCHIT

pivot bolt ARCHIT

pivot bridge ELEC

pivot currency ECON

pivot joint ARCHIT

pivot pin

pivot point ARCHIT

pivot suspension ARCHIT

articulation pivot point INDUST

bucket pivot bearing INDUST

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The butterfly shaped moving sector, made out of a thin aluminum foil, is pivoted below.
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It later pivoted to become an e-tailer of fashion apparel and accessories.
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To fill the car with fuel, the taillight had to be released and pivoted upward to access the gas cap.
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The arms were formed in one piece, and were pivoted at the crown on a bolt passing through the forked shank.
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The lock was a simple lever which pivoted when pulled, and lowered the match down to the touchhole.
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The bolt is a two-piece unit with a pivoted lever interposed between bolt head and body.
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The summer house sits on a turntable that allows the entire structure to be pivoted to face the sunlight as it moves across the lawn.
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The wings folded back, pivoted close to the fuselage, on hydraulic power.
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Figure 2 shows the object to be pivoted about the imagined eye to a new position, while maintaining its original face toward the eye.
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The most innovative aspect of the design was the variable-incidence wing which pivoted by 7 out of the fuselage on takeoff and landing (not to be confused with variable-sweep wing).
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