centrifugal weight

As you walked outward, centrifugal weight changed in force and direction.

They got close to tight speed, then went on free trajectory, using centrifugal weight.

Centrifugal weight was as predicted, two-thirds of a gee, also sufficient.

The airbrake is opened by centrifugal weights in the sails but can also be operated by the miller similar to the patent system.

Alternatively, or additionally, centrifugal weights may be attached directly to the propeller as in the Yakovlev Yak-52.

As the engine speed increases, rolling centrifugal weights move outwards and press the pressure plate towards the flywheel to "close" the clutch.

The DAF Variomatic employs centrifugal weights to control the drive ratio of the transmission and is enhanced by the engine manifold vacuum.

The distance between the drums is controlled by the engine vacuum in the inlet manifold and engine RPM, through centrifugal weights inside the drums.

In order to grasp the concept of automatic advance timing, compare it with the older gas engines, where the distributor had a set of centrifugal weights, springs and levers under the points to advance the timing as the engine speed increased.

The original Autobike was equipped with centrifugal weights on the rear wheel and a Low-Normal rear derailleur that was attached to said weights, the rider would start pedaling causing the weights to spin outwards which in turn shifted the derailleur to a harder gear.

Ten Have / Beckers Invented by Dutch millwright Ten Have of Vorden, Ten Have sails have a small number of wide longitudinal shutters, operating by centrifugal weights and often also by the miller at the tail of the mill similar to patent sails.