| tensiometer |
Portable instrument gauge for measuring tension of traveling wire
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| tension |
Measurable stress or pull on wire necessary for proper spooling and physical quality
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| tension |
The force or load that produces elongation.
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| tension |
??A force that pulls or stretches.
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| tension |
In common usage, tension refers to a sense of heightened involvement, uncertainty, and interest an audience experiences as the climax of the action approaches. In the school of literary theory called "New Criticism" in the 1930s and later, the word tension refers more specifically to the quality of balanced opposites that can provide form and unity to a literary work of diverse components. ...
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