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| Magnetic cylinder lock
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Lock cylinder that has magnetic pin in a plug keeping the lock closed. When a key has magnetic inserts that match the polarity of the pins, the pins move out of their slots due to being repelled by a like magnetic pole, making the lock open. |
| Magnetic energy
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The ability to attract iron or iron compounds. |
| Magnetic field
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A region of space, around a magnetic body, in which you can detect an appreciable magnetic force. |
| Magnetic starter
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Starter with an electromagnet to open and close the circuit of an electric motor. By use of a manual mechanical switch between the starter and the power supply, the power going to the motor can be interrupted if the magnetic starter fails in the closed position. |
| Magnetic stud finder
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Mechanism, consisting of a magnetic indicator, which locates wall studs by detecting the nails or screws that were used in installation. |
| Magnetized hammer
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Hammer consisting of a magnetized head, which holds the nail, making it possible to keep the other hand free to hold the material. |
| Magneto
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Electric generator using permanent magnets to create a flux field, which is an area of magnetic lines of force cut by a rotating armature to generate electricity. |
| Mahogany
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Hardwood coming from any of the trees of the mahogany family, especially the hard reddish-brown to yellow wood of the tropical American tree, which is used for furniture, interior trim and finish and cabinets. Both solid and veneer forms of this wood are used. |
| Mahogany, philippine
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Tropical wood that is coarser and softer than mahogany, which it strongly resembles. Is most often |
| Main
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(1) The largest and most important of something. (2) The primary piping run to which other pipes are connected. |
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