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- The Lever is a mechanical part that can be bought from the Mechanic for 30 File:SilverCoin Small.gif. Like the Switch, it needs to be connected with some Wire to trigger things. Like the swich, it has to be manually activated and it remains in the position set. It's placed on the floor.
- A fixed device that usually sits on the ground and can be interacted with (shows the gear cursor) by a character to do some action. A vast majority of levers open doors in the game world.
- To use them, simply run up to them and click them.
- Lever är ett viktigt organ som finns i ryggradsdjur och vissa andra djur. Den har ett brett utbud av funktioner, inklusive avgiftning, proteinsyntes och produktion av biokemiska behövs för matsmältningen. Under 1998, Generalmajor Jacob Carters cancer spridit sig till hans lever. (SG1: "The Tok'ra, Part 1") Under 2008, Doktor Radek Zelenka knivhöggs av Neeva Casol med ett par tång och hans lever drabbades. (ATL: "Identity") Under 2009, befälhavare Kiva av Lucian Alliansen blev skjuten i levern genom Överste David Telford och dog. (SGU: "Incursion, Part 1", "Intervention") kategori:Anatomi
- A Lever is one of multiple power sources for Redstone. Like the Button, levers can be connected to Redstone Dust to be operated far away from the target block. Levers are placeable on every non-transparent block. Levers are currently able to be placed on slabs, but they have a glitched model. Levers release an infinite signal, unlike their button counterparts, until shut off. If you destroy the block that the lever is on, it will be destroyed.
- This lever is used to activate the mechanism which opens the door into the Oxenfurt sewers.
- From [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Lever]] leveor, leveur (“‘a lifter, lever (also [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Lever]] and [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Lever]] levier)’”) < [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Lever]] levator (“‘a lifter’”) < levare, past part. levatus (“‘to raise’”); see levant. Cf. alleviate, elevate, leaven.
- Levers are a type of machine that Alice Liddell needs to activate to be able to continue through an area in Wonderland.
- Levers are a common sight in underground dungeons. Their primary function is to lock and unlock doors that are located somewhere alse on the level; not necessarily nearby.
- This is the 1st section in the story serial, Remember the Enemy
- The Lever is an item that comes from a chest in Captain Dread's chamber in the Sinkhole. It is used to flood the Sinkhole with water to bring The Marianne up to sea level.
- A lever, in terms of fitness, is a rigid bar (such as a bone) that pivots on a fixed point. Levers are used to transmit force, as in raising a weight at one end by pushing down on the other.
- The Lever is a quest item used to complete the Temple of Ikov quest. It is obtained by crossing the bridge while wearing the Boots of lightfootedness. It is used on the lever to the north to progress in the quest.
- There are two different locations it can be dependent on difficulty:
* On the easy and normal mode of the game, the lever can be found on the desk of the control room in the monastery.
* On hard mode, the lever can be found in the theater auditorium.
- This is also termed mechanical advantage, and is one example of the principle of moments. The principle of leverage can also be derived using Newton's laws of motion and modern statics http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statics.
- Levers are Blocks that were added in Update 0.13.0. They can be placed on any fully opaque Block, or on the top of any upside-down Slab or upside-down Stairs, and are used to power Redstone Items. They can also be placed in any direction. They can be Crafted in the Player's Crafting section.
- Levers, also called Switches, like Buttons and Pressure Plates, are switches available Minecraft. Unlike the other two, however, they can be toggled by players (not mobs in this case), but do not turn off on their own. They will continue sending a redstone signal to blocks near them as long as they are activated. This is useful in situations such as piston doors, or iron doors in villages.
- In 2153, Trip Tucker and Kessick used levers to open a hatch to a plasma conduit during their escape from a trellium-D mining facility. (ENT: "The Xindi") In 2265, Gary Mitchell amused himself by, among other things, causing levers on the bridge of the USS Enterprise to move seemingly by themselves. (TOS: "Where No Man Has Gone Before" ) In 2370, when the Barkon IV blacksmith Skoran's anvil collapsed on his apprentice's leg, he suggested using a lever to raise it. (TNG: "Thine Own Self" )
- The Lever activates wires connected to the Chop Saw and other things. It can be found at Wood R Us and Link's Logic. The Lever comes in a small light grey-blue box. It has a tan handle and a silver base. Wires must be connected to the black dot on the side to be used. The Lever does pretty much what you would expect it to do. It is always either locked on On/Off. Because the Lever can be placed on walls and so can the wires, it makes a great light switch or a Conveyor toggle.
- A Lever is a piece of interactive scenery that is used in RuneScape to activate something. This may be a method of transportation, for example the Ardougne teleport lever. Players can usually pull a lever simply by left-clicking on it (see Game controls). Levers are also often used in quests, perhaps as a simple control on a machine, or on a wall. For example, Dealing with Scabaras has a collection of four rooms, each with a lever on the wall. In Ernest the Chicken, players must pull five levers in a specific order to obtain the oil can needed for the quest.
- The "lever" which most players are referring to when mentioning it in game is the Ardougne teleport lever, a common way to get in and out of deep wilderness quickly and relatively safely. There is a similar lever located in the mausoleum just south of the Edgeville bank that also leads to the Deserted Keep. There is another lever in the Deserted Keep; pulling that one will always teleport you to Ardougne.
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