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pul·sa·tor

 (pŭl′sā′tər, pŭl-sā′-)
n.
A pulsating device or machine.
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pulsator

(pʌlˈseɪtə)
n
1. (Mechanical Engineering) a device that stimulates rhythmic motion of a body; a vibrator
2. (Mechanical Engineering) any pulsating machine, device, or part
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For milking, the machine is attached to the cow's teats as its pulsator helps in 'prompting the animal to release the milk'.
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Cyclic loading by tension-compression at a frequency of 325 cycles/min is performed on a hydraulic pulsator MUP-20, modernized for cyclic tests with a negative (compressive) component of the cycle.
This method has been achieved with a modified epidural pulsator syringe [13,18], a 20 ml disposable syringe, and more recently, a loss of resistance (LOR) syringe [21, 23, 24].
He also added keepers with a handmade shallow crankbait and a 1/2-ounce Nichols Pulsator spinnerbait.
The frequency of pulse oscillations is regulated by the converter and transmitted to a pulsator, made in the form of the membrane (2) through the eccentric (4) and the rod (3).
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