A factor or something that causes something else to fail or not function properly.

Able to be depended upon; trustworthy.

The act of increasing or the condition of being increased; often refers to improving a situation or status.

The physical components of a computer system that you can touch and see.

A rotary force that causes an object to move around a central point.

The action or process of making something greater in size, amount, or importance.

A substance or a system that is free from any empty space; emptiness.

A type of material that can easily be shaped or stretched without breaking.

A process that involves changing a material's form or structure to create a product.

An actuator is a device that converts energy into motion; typically used to control a mechanism or system.

A material that is capable of holding or conveying fluids, especially water.

The act of changing something to improve it, particularly in terms of machinery or systems.

The rate of change of the velocity of an object, which describes how quickly it gains speed.

A term that describes a condition that is established in advance, often in relation to events or decisions.

A series of occurrences that take place at fixed intervals or regularly spaced times.

The toxic waste that is sometimes created from household or industrial processes, often requiring treatment before disposal.

The condition when two or more things are combined to function together in a complementary manner.

The state of being extensive means covering a large area or having a wide range.

An episode of putting on gear or clothing, often used in the context of preparing for a task or activity.

A substance that facilitates movement by reducing friction between surfaces, often used in machinery.

The act of preventing or hindering something from progressing or moving forward.

A force that causes a spinning motion, often used in relation to machines that experience circular movement.

The quality of being easily influenced or changed; often associated with delicate designs or structures.

A term describing the state of being seen or noticed; often why something is important in any given context.

Descriptive of a substance or alloy that contains iron.

The act of stopping or halting something from happening, often due to negative consequences.

A part or piece used to connect two or more things together, often used in construction or mechanical applications.

An item used to tighten or loosen various mechanisms, often characterized by its handle and jaw.

A component that is capable of transmitting power or forces, often used in machinery.

The act of using tools or processes to achieve a specific result in manufacturing or construction.

A person or entity that purchases goods or services for personal use.

Describing something that is operating correctly and effectively according to its design.

Describes a situation that causes harm or is unfavorable.

The state of being very hot or burning, often associated with intense heat in physical sensations or contexts.

A fitting or void that allows for mechanical or fluid connections, often found in pipes and machinery.

The condition that something is useful, valuable, or worth something in a particular context.

A mixture of solid particles, dirt, and sticky residue that accumulates on surfaces.

The distance between two surfaces or ends of an object, often used to describe aspects related to fitting or connecting components.

A device that uses compressed air to operate machinery, often seen in industrial applications.

A small part or element in a system that functions as a fastener or connector, such as for securing items together.

A mechanical force that acts on an object to cause rotation around an axis.

An important factor or consideration that leads to a certain result; often used in planning and strategy.

The act of increasing the level or amount of something, often used in a context of income or funding.

A system where two or more elements work together, often used to indicate coordination.

A term that refers to the act of examining something thoroughly to ensure it meets certain standards, often involving reworking.