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turning effect of a force

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turning effect of a force

Effect of a force allowing a body to rotate about a turning point or pivot. For example, in a lever, an effort is applied at one end of the lever to produce a turning force in order to do work on a load at the opposite end.

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Turner, Tina
Turner, Victor Witter
Turner, William
Turner-Warwick, Margaret Elizabeth Harvey
Turnhout
Turnhout, Gérard de
Turnhout, Jan-Jacob van (or Jean-Jacques de)

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