vecture (Meaning)
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vecture (n.)
The act of carrying; conveyance; carriage.
Synonyms & Antonyms of vecture
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vecture Sentence Examples
- The vecture system utilized levers to amplify force, enabling the construction of magnificent structures like the pyramids of Giza.
- The inclined plane acted as a vecture, reducing the effort required to lift heavy objects.
- Archimedes' principle of vecture described the relationship between force, distance, and efficiency in mechanical devices.
- The wheel and axle is a classic example of a vecture that translates force and converts rotational motion into linear motion.
- The pulley system employed vecture principles to reduce the force necessary to lift objects against gravity.
- Cranes utilize vecture mechanisms to lift massive loads safely and efficiently.
- The wedge, a type of vecture, separates objects by applying force along an inclined surface.
- The screw is a vecture that combines rotational motion with linear displacement.
- Cam and follower mechanisms employ vecture to regulate the timing of events in machines.
- Industrial machines often incorporate vecture systems to enhance their performance and efficiency.
FAQs About the word vecture
The act of carrying; conveyance; carriage.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The vecture system utilized levers to amplify force, enabling the construction of magnificent structures like the pyramids of Giza.
The inclined plane acted as a vecture, reducing the effort required to lift heavy objects.
Archimedes' principle of vecture described the relationship between force, distance, and efficiency in mechanical devices.
The wheel and axle is a classic example of a vecture that translates force and converts rotational motion into linear motion.
