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Recessions and depressions are the principal examples of
Jerks
In mechanical terms, jerks refer to the rate of change of acceleration; a sudden jolt or change in speed, often experienced in machines and vehicles.
Shaft Key
A mechanical component used to secure a rotating machine element, like a gear or pulley, to a shaft, preventing relative motion between them.
Motor
An electromechanical device that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy, commonly used to power machines.
Rotates
The action of an object turning around an axis, commonly referring to parts within machinery or motors.
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