torque

Without such prodding, the machine's wand simply doesn't have enough torque to move ice cream so formidable.

“I think the show had lost a certain amount of torque,” he says.

To fully feel the depth of the Russian humiliation, you would have to have witnessed the torque of its rev-up.

At the top is shown the torque diagram of a single-cylinder motor of the four-cycle type.

A thumb-ring of gold round each man's thumb: an ear-tie of gold round each man's ear: a torque of silver round each man's throat.

The torque produced is proportional to the product of the air-gap flux per pole and the armature current.

To enable the motor to give a strong torque and run at a slow speed the number of poles in the field and armature is increased.

There are various devices by which the torque may be (approximately) got rid of.