The phrase "actuates as" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to describe something that triggers or initiates a function or process, but it is better to use more common expressions.
Example: "The new software actuates as a catalyst for improved productivity in the workplace."
Alternatives: "functions as" or "serves as".
When you touch the foot pedal, one front disc is actuated as well, compressing the front suspension and introducing steering input.
However, operational guidelines state that the BESS can only actuate as long as its SOC is between limits.
Moreover, when multiple OFB microrobots are simultaneously actuated, precise positioning and actuation, as well as knowledge of the payload location, will enhance the accuracy and resolution of the micromanipulation.
Based on dynamics for differential-driven wheeled mobile robots including actuating motors as well as on the bang bang principle for time-optimality, we plan the time-optimal free path trajectory which unifies path planning and trajectory generation.
If actuated as normal wheel, the omni wheel allows the system to apply, in the wheel's contact point, a force which is tangential to its circumference.
In [14] the authors focus on developing a virtualized infrastructure to enable sensing and actuating as a service on the cloud.
The Spirit of Nature, he says, actuates matter as it emanates outward in a "sphere of life and activity" (More 1662, II, 27).
This mechanism is actuated by three piezoelectric actuators as prismatic joints to be extended up to 10.7 μm.
The bistable beam responses to the loading are experimentally determined for the buckling force and actuating force as a function of the vertical position of the applied force (displacement control).
We can modulate a regular brake pedal just fine, but this is more like an on/off button much harder to actuate just as we please.
