Sentence examples for a function of blade from inspiring English sources

The objective of this research was to quantify sawing forces in cortical bone as a function of blade speed and depth of cut.

A blade row was designed to be movable along the pitchwise direction in order to investigate flow characteristics as a function of blade movement.

The cut characteristics, namely kerf width (material loss) and surface roughness (surface finish) are optimized as a function of blade speed, feed rate of the blade, and cocoa fiber loading in the composite.

Open image in new window Fig. 4 Variation of the power coefficient Cp as a function of the blade pitch angle β and tip speed ratio λ.

After a series of cutting experiments at two velocities with blades that differed in wedge angle and abrasion state and by using three elastomers as substrate, we identified that the BSI can be regarded as a linear function of blade tip radius and force at cut initiation.

The mechanical power extracted from wind by a wind turbine is a function of the wind speed, blade pitch angle, and shaft speed.

Since solidity σ equals: σ = N b c R. (1 chord c can be expressed as a function of solidity, rotor radius and blade number N b, as per Eq. 2: c = σ c p max N b R (2).

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07090.031 10.7554/eLiFigure9 figureigure 9—figure supplement 2. Shear due to topological changes as a function of cell elongation in the blade for 6 analyzed wings.

(C ) Topological changes are driven either by cell elongation or by polarity-dependent processes, with a delay τ d. (D ) Shear due to topological changes as a function of cell elongation in the blade.

Considering the case study of the second SONET ring generation with MSPP like interconnection equipment, we define the cost by a function of the number of transport blades, taking into account that the number of MSPP transport blades makes up a significant portion of the overall network design cost.

Their results showed some differences in tongue blade position as a function of tone, and a physiologically mediated relationship between tongue blade and jaw position that differed as a function of both vowel color and tone identity.