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n. (prime mover English)
Usage examples of "prime movers".
There was space on top of the pressurized car, a platform a meter and a half wide and a meter high, ridged with cables and motor controllers leading to the prime movers at each corner of the box.
The French were the prime movers and suppliers of the Iraqi research for a nuclear bomb.
These prime movers are very cost-effective, but they need a lot of time to traverse a lot of space.
According to the other account Scipio himself sent an officer with thirty men of highest rank amongst his cavalry and threw Pleminius and the prime movers of the outbreak into chains.
Even then it seemed likely that it would riot be a source of power in prime movers such as rocket motors or mobiles, but would be used in vast power plants at least as large as the Boulder Dam installation.
One that both completely and rationally explains the nature and content of the fossil record and yet places it within the context of a process of continuous manifestation and an understanding of Mind and Consciousness as the prime movers in creation.
One of the prime movers of the British legal machinery is the Master system.
Even then it seemed likely that it would not be a source of power in prime movers such as rocket motors or mobiles, but would be used in vast power plants at least as large as the Boulder Dam installation.