Prime mover

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Prime mover may mean:

  • A machine that transforms energy from thermal or pressure form to mechanical form; typically an engine or turbine.

In philosophy and theology:

In railways:

In haulage:

In Muscles

  • a muscle that acts directly to produce a desired movement amid other muscles acting simultaneously to produce the same movement indirectly. Most movements of the body require the combined action of numerous muscles


In entertainment: