Sentence examples for closed chains from inspiring English sources
Linkage, in mechanical engineering, a system of solid, usually metallic, links (bars) connected to two or more other links by pin joints (hinges), sliding joints, or ball-and-socket joints so as to form a closed chain or a series of closed chains.
The closed chains of some of them are known parallel structures, however one of them is a new hybrid structure.
In the next stage at least some of the closed chains are transformed into open chains, resulting in a mixed network; this is done on the basis of the desired error and computational cost.
In particular, we prove that there are closed chains of monomers (amino acids) with this property for all (even) lengths; and that there are open monomer chains with this property for all lengths divisible by four.
In the case of closed chains in PBC, the periodic linking number is an integer topological invariant that depends on a finite number of components in the periodic system.
Due Thate Rham's theorem, fisld can be exhaustheely represented with a scirculationtial such that hofds, if and only if holds for all [9].
As the mechanism is connected to the human hip, a human-robot closed chain with three parallel branches is formed.
One characteristic of the proposed mechanism is that each limb of the mechanism consists of a passive planar 6R single-loop closed chain (6RSCC).
A multi-degree of freedom (DOF) closed chain mechanism can be termed a programmable mechanism, if the motion corresponding to at least one DOF is controlled to influence the output motion.
Subsequently, the mobility assessment of the human-robot closed chain, the position solution of the assistive mechanism and the test approach of branch interference were addressed, with the assumption that the flexible distortions of human bodies are negligible.
