Sentence examples for camber with from inspiring English sources

Distributed strain measurements were used to provide estimates of the change in beam camber with time.

A MCP is designed with an active rotatable flap (ARF) to change the blade's local camber with flap rotation.

The relationship with flight speed is more complicated than the other measures of wing camber, with the highest values at intermediate flight speeds.

Our examination of the camber across the wing span show an increasing camber with decreasing speed for all positions along the span, until the transition speed when the wing is flipped upside down with a more complex change of camber at lower speeds.

Referring to a section of the Monaco circuit, he added: "When you are driving up a hill in seventh gear at 165, 175 miles per hour into Casino Square, which is a quick left-right corner sequence with varying cambers with a car pulling around all over the place, it's ultimate commitment".

The dPCR chip has 3072 reaction cambers with a volume of 33 nL, and for an effective dPCR analysis, each of the chip chamber should contain 0 or 1 copy of target DNA molecule, Thus, In our experiment, four deeply diluted samples were prepared by 1 × 108, 2 × 108, 4 × 108 and 8 × 108 times (S1 S4) dilution of the original RMs.

The wings are stiff and cambered, with thickened streamlined leading edges.

In addition by increasing the camber angle with increasing the wing area, to increase the lift.

The blades had a parabolic camber line, with a maximum camber position at 40% of the chord from the leading edge of the blade.

This requires the fabrication of the steel section with a predefined camber to comply with the serviceability limits.

The mathematical model is constructed by using two-dimensional viscous analyses of the wing span-wise sections, according to strip theory, and then coupling the strip viscous forces with the forces generated by the vortex rings distributed on the wing camber surface, calculated with a fully three-dimensional vortex lifting law.