Sentence examples for cable linkages from inspiring English sources

No mechanical linkages were used, the stick instead controlled the flow of high pressure air around the craft, which either directly attached to various control surfaces, or indirectly through local cable linkages to replace controls that were intended to be cable-actuated (like throttle controls on the engines).

A prototype is built for proofing the concept of the cable linkage.

In the 1980s car controls became more electronic, but the throttle was still a cable linkage to the gas pedal.

Upon verification, the footprint of the cable linkage is compared to that of a PB-linkage in a simplified surgical scenario through three approaches.

The quantitative analysis shows that the cable linkage has a smaller footprint in more than half of the design points in all approaches.

Lubricate cables and linkages.

Work the engine controls; cables and linkages should move smoothly.

Look for oil leaks, other fluids dripping, loose control cables and linkages, damaged tracks, or other potential problems.

Coat the entire engine, the "business end of the PWC" (including the impeller, the jet gates, the reverse gates, and all the exposed metal in the rear of the PWC), and all cables and linkages with a thin coat of silicone lubricant.

The position mechanism and its parameters are designed based on kinematic analysis of two cable-driven linkage structures and kinematic conditioning index.

Floor conveyors use chain, cable, or other linkage mounted in or close to the floor in an endless track.