Noun:

ଡିଜାଇନର୍,

pantograph's Usage Examples:

Former Z set formationCars 5 and 12 each have one single-arm pantograph.

Cosmopolitans can be easily spotted by their red stripe along the side, the presence of pantographs on the lead cars in each set, and a dynamic braking grid on the roof.

paper, and when the primitive pantographic method was superseded by zincography, he founded a zincographic and photographic studio as part of the office.

FormationE955-1 (M2c)E955-2 (M1s)E955-3 (M1) (with pantograph and toilet)E955-4 (M1)E955-5 (M1) (with pantograph)E955-6 (M2c)ReferencesExternal linksPress release from JR East A bullet train.

Starting September 12, 2017, streetcars on route 509 Harbourfront started to use pantographs while those on route 510.

both trolley poles and pantographs.

found in extension arms for wall-mounted mirrors, temporary fences, pantographic knives, scissor lifts, and other scissor mechanisms such as the pantograph.

These were later fitted in Cape Town to prevent pantograph grease from befouling the windscreens.

direct current (DC) which was collected from overhead wires by a diamond pantograph located above the cab on the Motor Brake Second Open (MBSO) vehicle.

Using the same principle, different kinds of pantographs are used for other forms of duplication in areas such as sculpture, minting.

Void pantographs are essentially invisible to the untrained, naked eye on an original.

with pantographs and apparently needed a device to precisely sharpen the pencils.

vehicle Siemens Desiro Class 360/2 pantograph with the characteristic aerofoils clearly visible The pantograph is the mainstay within the UK railway system.

Synonyms:

mechanical device,

Antonyms:

rotor,