- one
degree of freedom.
Hinges may be made of
flexible material or
moving components. In biology, many
joints function as
hinges, such as the
elbow joint...
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Hinge is an
online dating application. The app
displays potential matches one at a time and
allows the user to
dismiss or
attempt to
match by responding...
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injury when they fall
against the
other (
hinged) side of
doors and gates,
striking projected hinges.
Piano hinges are not
recommended to
alleviate this problem...
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hinge in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
hinge is a
mechanical bearing that
connects two
solid objects.
Hinge or
hinges can also
refer to:
Hinge,...
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treatment combines to make '****'s
Hinges' an
unusual offering." New York Press: "Gunplay and
religion lubricate '****'s
Hinges' ... It is a film
drama that...
- the
hinge pin is
removed to be
covered in the lubricant, and then reinserted.
Oiling a
squeaky hinge is
considered a
masculine behaviour. Some
hinges are...
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Concrete hinges are
hinges produced out of concrete, with
little or no
steel in the
hinge neck,
which allows a
rotation without a
significant bending moment...
- In
machine learning, the
hinge loss is a loss
function used for
training classifiers. The
hinge loss is used for "maximum-margin" classification, most...
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footballer Mike
Hinge (1931–2003), New Zealand-born
artist and
illustrator Neha
Hinge,
Indian model Onkar Hinge,
Doctor Hinge and
Bracket Hinge (disambiguation)...
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types of "
hinges" have been
considered in the
context of dissections. A twist-
hinge dissection is one
which use a three-dimensional "
hinge"
which is placed...
