(mechanical engineering) A variation of the sliding-block mechanical linkage in which the short link is fixed and the frame is free to rotate. Also known as the Wentworth quick-return motion.
turning-block linkage
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(′tərn·iŋ ¦bläk ′liŋ·kij)
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