The phrase "about a torque" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to torque in physics or engineering contexts.
Example: "The engineer gave a detailed explanation about a torque that affects the performance of the machine."
Alternatives: "regarding torque" or "concerning torque".
There are two numerical measures of the inertia of a body: its mass, which governs its resistance to the action of a force, and its moment of inertia about a specified axis, which measures its resistance to the action of a torque about the same axis.
This force represents a torque about the origin, and as in the case of the spinning top or gyroscope, the application of the torque causes the rotation axis of the satellite (normal to the plane of the orbit) to precess about Earth's rotation axis.
An implantation force of about 2500 N was estimated to be sufficient to achieve a torque capacity of about 30 N m with a small interference (70 μm).
Motivated by the need of decreasing the gravitational distortion and stress of the nonlinear optics with large aperture, as well as increasing the second harmonic generation (SHG) efficiency, a torque mounting configuration was proposed, where the external load brought about the torque to mitigate the distortion and stress.
I thought a lot about talking about torque.
He talks a lot about torque and force, compression and tension.
A recent study about insertion torque that compared electronically controlled torque wrench with manual torque wrench states that the measurement results of both instruments were similar [30].
They cringed, they said, when, after reading what they had written, Mr. Wallis would boom, "Can we say... ...... followed by suggestions about how to torque up a story.
As indicated in Figure 25, the effect of the Sun's gravity on the near bulge (larger than it is on the far bulge) results in a net torque about the centre of the Earth.
When more than one muscle is active, there are many finite combinations of synergist and antagonist forces that can produce a given torque about the joint.
