Sentence examples for brake knowledge from inspiring English sources
In the field of railway braking, improving the performances of friction brake systems requires better knowledge of the local tribological behaviour of pad disc contact under braking conditions.
With the gained knowledge of the physical behavior, the brake disc was redesigned with success.
If you plan to drive school buses with air brakes, you also must pass an additional knowledge test on air brake operation.
In 1883 he began to apply his special knowledge of air brakes to the problem of safely piping natural gas, and within two years he obtained 38 patents for piping equipment.
This knowledge can be used for structural optimization of brake rotors.
This knowledge that the Fed will slam in the brakes if necessary dampens inflationary expectations.
The knowledge that these are liable to change acts as a brake against all-out sectarian war, he says.
40 Boundaries or silos between different professions and professional practices have long been recognised (eg, medical tribalism; 23 41 they are known to inhibit knowledge sharing, 36 to the extent that they are 'a significant brake on quality improvement initiatives').
"We've unlocked a process that puts the brakes on myelin formation in the prefrontal cortex," says Cryan, "and to our knowledge this is the first study showing a clear relationship between the microbiome and myelination in the brain".
To the best of our knowledge, this is the first such design incorporated into an MR-brake.
