- Double-
clutching (also
called double de-
clutching outside of the
United States) is a
method of
shifting gears used
primarily for
vehicles with an unsynchronized...
- A
clutch is a
mechanical device that
allows an
output shaft to be
disconnected from a
rotating input shaft. The
clutch's input shaft is
typically attached...
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Clutching at
Straws is the
fourth studio album by the
British neo-prog band Marillion,
released on June 22, 1987. It was the last
album with lead singer...
- Look up
clutch in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
clutch is a
mechanical device which provides for the
transmission of
power from one
component to...
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Clutch is the
second full-length
album by
American rock band
Clutch. It was
released on May 9, 1995
through East West Records. The
album is considered...
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Clutch is an
American rock band from Germantown, Maryland.
Since its
formation in 1991, the band
lineup has
included Tim Sult (lead guitar), Dan Maines...
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releasing the
clutch twice per
shift Double-
clutch transmission, a type of
transmission that has two
separate clutches Double-
clutching (zoology), when...
- In topology, a
branch of mathematics, the
clutching construction is a way of
constructing fiber bundles,
particularly vector bundles on spheres. Consider...
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destruction of a
clutch by
predators (or
removal by humans, for
example the
California condor breeding program)
results in double-
clutching. The technique...
- The
Clutch was an
American collective of
songwriters and
record producers based in Atlanta,
composed of
Candice Clotiel "Gg" Nelson,
Ezekiel "Zeke" Lewis...
