The phrase "a smooth impact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe an event or action that occurs without disruption or difficulty, often in relation to physical or metaphorical impacts.
Example: "The car made a smooth impact with the barrier, minimizing damage to both the vehicle and the structure."
Alternatives: "a gentle collision" or "a seamless effect."
We examined a resonant-type smooth impact drive mechanism (R-SIDM) utilizing longitudinal vibration as the driving principle.
The Smooth Impact Drive Mechanism (SIDM) is a linear piezoelectric actuator that has seen practically applied to camera lens modules.
Different to conventional smooth impact drive mechanism (SIDM) actuators, R-SIDM actuators use the resonant effect.
In the device system, four Type I NESs employing smooth essentially nonlinear restoring forces were used in conjunction with two single-sided vibro-impact (SSVI) NESs employing non-smooth impact nonlinearities.
This work investigates a food application, where 2.8 mm droplets containing maltodextrin DE5 at 20 and 40 wt% in water, impact a smooth anhydrous milkfat surface at 1.7 to 4.1ms���1 velocities.
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Under the consideration of the detrimental impact of a smooth neck on bone remodeling, a subcrestal positioning of the shoulder may be limited to entirely roughened two-part implants.
Under the assumption that there is an infinite sequence of non-smooth impacts (which assumption is generally satisfied during a usual task, e.g., when the mechanism is actuated by a constant torque), it is possible to design an observer that asymptotically estimates also the position and the velocity of the non-actuated gear.
These methods are tested for laboratory experiments of impacts and are shown to give the same results, with error bars of 40percentand300percentcent for impacts on a smooth plate and on a rough block, respectively.
