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torque A force that produces rotation on a axis. In an electric motor, this is the force from the interaction of the magnetic fieldsproduced by the flow of current through the armature and field coils
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torque A term applied to a type of nylon yarn which has been through processing to introduce a high level of twist. This creates a yarn with some recovery but without "bulk" associated with texturised yarns. A style made from these yarns is sometimes called Volie. The fabrics made from Torque yarns have excellent sheerness for a given denier and bright surface appearance. However the overall cling properties in wear are limited and multiple sizes are needed to get a good fit.
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torque A vector quantity whose magnitude is the product of force and lever arm. Applying a torque to a stationaryobject will make it rotate in the same way applying force to an object will make it move in a straight line.
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