Flywheels [noun]

Depending on who you ask, the SEO flywheel can take a minimum of three to four months and up to one to two years before any visible “self-propulsion” of the flywheel begins to take effect.

In this way, early customers like Wieland and Mortenson got their subcontractors and temp employees to use the product, which then created a flywheel effect that spread Procore to other projects and clients.

Bring the flywheel over to back center so that piston will compress the charge.

If the explosion does not follow, the flywheel may be turned back again and brought up sharply past the dead center.

With the flywheel in the hand, bring the piston back sharply two or three times, compressing the charge.

The engine is mounted on the boiler well toward the front, and the flywheel is near the stack (in the locomotive type).

The traction wheels are usually high, and the flywheel is between one wheel and the boiler.

It was harder work than Andy had anticipated, but he managed to give the crank a few turns and spin the heavy flywheel around.

He turned fast; the capsule—rudders, crank, flywheel, shaft and all—would dissolve in approximately fifteen minutes.

The two lads could see a girl bending over the motor, twirling the flywheel and trying to get it started.