A fixed point of support about which a lever is pivoted.
The point of rotation of a lever. The fulcrum is also called the pivot. Every lever has a fulcrum. The fulcrum is the part of the lever that does not move.
fixed point at which a lever pivots
(1) The center support of a pan balance or other lever.
The support, or point of rest, on which a lever turns in moving a body. [ 18
the pivot about which a lever turns
a fixedpoint on which lever can move in diffrent ways or angles
a pivotal instant of change which is magnified by time and space
a pivot that enables a lever to work
The pivot point on a lever.
The Fulcrum is the ideal performance level on a Balance Gauge. It is also known as the point of balance.
A fulcrum is the point about which an object turns or rotates. The fulcrum for a door is the hinge. A fulcrum can also be called a pivot. Balancing a Beam
the point of support of a lever, around which it moves
The support on which a level pivots.
the point at which a lever turns. The pivot on which a device such as a lever is supported so that it can balance, tilt, or swing.
The point or support on which a lever turns. In the adjustment, the fulcra for the atlas-lever are the superior articulating surfaces of C2. A C1 adjustment activates the atlas (lever) and moves it about the superior articulating surfaces (fulcra) of C2 . C1 subluxations are of either the first or second class lever types.
The fixed point of a lever is called the fulcrum.
The point of support on which a lever turns when raising or moving something.