Sentence examples for by applying a torque from inspiring English sources
The two-wheeled robot is controlled by applying a torque ( tau_{text{R}} ) and ( tau_{text{L}} ) to the right and left wheels, respectively.
This leftward lean of the bike, called counter lean by some authors, will cause it to steer to the left and initiate a right-hand turn as if the rider had countersteered to the left by applying a torque directly to the handlebars.
The magnitude of this moment is proportional to the moment of inertia of the front wheel, its spin rate (forward motion), the rate that the rider turns the front wheel by applying a torque to the handlebars, and the cosine of the angle between the steering axis and the vertical.
The controlled system disturbance rejection is tested by applying a step torque to the chassis dynamometer rollers against the wheel rotation direction.
With a four-quadrant rectifier (active front-end), the VFD is able to brake the load by applying a reverse torque and injecting the energy back to the AC line.
Prior to any testing, the limits of ankle range of motion (ROM) will be established by applying a manual torque to the footplate and recording the corresponding ankle angle (maximum plantar flexion and dorsiflexion).
The test consists in inserting the toothed nail into a mortar joint and then applying a torque by means of a dynamometric key, until reaching the failure of the material.
In contrast to an autonomous system, the shared system works in parallel with the driver by applying an additional torque on the steering wheel.
Further reduction in the off-state torque was obtained by applying a reverse current pulse to collapse a residual magnetic field in the brake.
A peculiar consequence of this spin torque, the ability to induce persistent oscillations in a nanomagnet by applying a d.c.
By applying a tibial slope on the medial side, the internal rotation becomes less, as the torque force has to act against the tibial slope and is usually already neutralised with 4° of tibial slope green and red, Figure 7).
