Sentence examples for The torque between from inspiring English sources

Further, Ford's four-wheel-drive system -- which can split the torque between axles -- showed the most promise in light off-road driving.

The ring gear of the rear axle surrounds the housing of a differential gear train that serves as an equalizer in dividing the torque between the two driving wheels while permitting one to turn faster than the other when rounding corners.

However, if the temperature of steam reaches to 650 °C, the friction torque between the bush and the valve shaft becomes larger and the sticking phenomena exists.

It is shown that by increasing the combined clearance of the revolute joint, a favorable reduction of the friction torque between the bush and the valve shaft can be obtained for normal operation conditions of the reheat-stop-valve mechanism.

The frictional torque was converted to friction factor, f, using the equation below (Unsworth 1978): f = T/rL where T is the frictional torque between the bearing surfaces, r is the radius of the femoral head, and L is the axial load applied.

The Stair-Climber model uses a differential to split the drive torque between the two separate drive modes.

After 28 days of healing there was no significant difference in the maximum torque between the wild type group and both hTNFtg groups, although the standard deviation was high in the hTNFtg group without treatment.

Differential steering is an emerging steering mechanism, generated from the differential torque between the left and right wheels in IWM EGVs.

However, earlier works have shown that such equal sharing of the input torque between the parallel paths is not realized in practical applications, due to the presence of manufacturing errors.

The all-wheel-drive system is simple, but that is all right; ordinarily, it splits the torque evenly between the front and rear wheels with no lurch or hesitation.

The four-wheel-drive system is automatic, but it also has a dashboard switch that locks the center differential, splitting the torque equally between front and rear wheels -- an advantage in deep snow.