The phrase "a torque in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics or engineering, particularly when discussing forces or mechanical systems.
Example: "The engineer calculated a torque in the system to ensure optimal performance of the machinery."
Alternatives: "a torque within the" or "a torque applied to the".
This obsession with power struggles causes a torque in the writing; a constriction of the breath that I think sometimes captures a certain kind of kinky foreign reader even if the setting is local.
A CMG is an indirect actuator to generate a torque in the desired direction by using a gyroscopic effect for the attitude control of dynamical systems.
The currents are seen to be approximately sinusoidally distributed around the rotor periphery and to be located so as to produce a counterclockwise torque on the rotor (i.e., a torque in the same direction as the field rotation).
A torque in the cross-sectional plane can be replaced by two vertical (or two lateral) point forces and therefore they are not treated as a torque.
The vertical displacement amplitude of the mass of a damper to a unit vertical force at its bottom is given by −1/(m D ω 2), and that due to a torque in the longitudinally vertical plane is zero.
The vertical displacement amplitude of a sleeper to a unit vertical force applied at the top of the railpad is given by 1/ k B – m S ω 2), and that due to a torque in the longitudinally vertical plane is zero.
Work done by a torque in rotating a shaft may be expressed as the product of the torque times the angular displacement.
The traditional way to measure the mechanical torque of a rotating shaft is attachment a torque transducer in the transmission system between the driving motor and the load.
A damped centrifugal pendulum device is forced to mimic an ideal real-time tunable absorber utilizing a control torque in the form of proportional angular position feedback with variable gain and time delay.
First, pure stick, pure slip and stick slip motions are computationally and analytically determined when excited by a sinusoidal torque, in the presence of harmonically varying saturation torque; mean terms are included in both.
Using a torque coupling in the form of a simple one-stage gear box in connection with shifting clutches is likely to be a reasonably priced solution and was therefore chosen for modelling.
