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The phrase "a torque for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mechanics or physics, particularly when discussing the application or purpose of torque in a specific situation.
Example: "The engineer specified a torque for the bolts to ensure they were tightened adequately."
Alternatives: "a torque value for" or "a torque specification for".
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The difference between the wire tensions of each DAM generates a torque for the corresponding local pulley, enabling precise local motions of the top plate mechanism.
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Intervention: Treated ankles were stretched continuously into dorsiflexion with a torque of 7.5N·m for 30 minutes each weekday for 4 weeks.
Using a body weight of 75 kg at 50% BW a torque of 0.37Nm for the 1 mm decentralized position and 1.1Nm for the 3 mm decentralized position of the implant was calculated.
Using 50% of 75 kg body weight a torque of 0.37Nm for the 1 mm decentralized position and 1.1Nm for the 3 mm decentralized position of the implant was calculated.
This is because Equation 1 gives a negative torque for a negative twist.
Flywheel ended up having a secret competitive element -- the top participants' scores are listed on a "Torque Board" for the rest of the class to see.
A dynamic controller included in the inner feedforward path generates a control torque for minimizing the tracking velocity error.
Savonius rotors require a low torque for starting, but their efficiency is low.
Secondly, a necessary torque for the desired velocity is obtained based on the dynamic model.
This acts as a restoring torque for the speed change, and the rotor accelerates.
As previously reported [ 10, 21], we observed a higher torque for wrist flexion than for extension.
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