machine |
A device with fixed and moving parts that modifies mechanical energy in order to do work.
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machine |
A body of politicians so trained and disciplined that individual wills are subordinated to the wishes and orders of the leader or boss. The term machine, as a political phrase, is modern, but mechanical politics and bossism have never since been carried so far as they were under the skillful manipulations of Martin Van Buren. See Bossism.
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Mache unit |
[Heinrich Mache, Austrian physicist, 1876?1954] ABBR: M.u., or German, M.E.. A unit of measurement of radioactivity.
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Machover test |
SEE: Draw-a-Person test.
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Machado r. |
see under test.
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