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Motors and generators.

Motors may be electrically powered or spring powered. When steam or fuel powered they are usually referred to as engines.

Generators may be motor or engine driven, water driven or wind driven, and even animal driven.

Waterwheels, turbines and windmills would also be rotating machines.

There are rotating machines that cycle over and back, as opposed to a continuous rotation; an example is the rotary solenoid.

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