Sentence examples for complex gears from inspiring English sources

Trump's travel ban triggered six months of week-to-week policy whiplash from the White House to the State Department that all but ground the machinery's complex gears to a halt.

Applying their growing skills in the 18th century A.D., clockmakers made complex gear-driven mechanisms for reproducing the motions of the solar system.

Now, experts say, that kind of analysis will probably improve the complex gear and procedures that companies use to drill for oil in increasingly deep waters.

The Greeks are thought to have possessed crude wooden gears, which were used to lift heavy building materials, haul up water, and hoist anchors, but historians do not generally credit them with possessing scientifically precise gears — gears cut from metal and arranged into complex "gear trains" capable of carrying motion from one driveshaft to another.

Yesterday, Mr. Ferraro, a senior preparator in the museum's exhibition department, positioned the X-ray generator by raising a bright red scissor lift aloft at the ear of a big bull elephant, and William J. Hornof, a veterinarian, managed the complex gear of the imaging consultants, Eklin Medical Systems and Canon U.S.A.

A new method to determine the efficiency of complex gear trains based on graph and screw theories is presented.

It's this spool that must move precisely and is the end point of the complex gearing mentioned above in other hands.

Goal of this paper is just to propose a mathematical model able to represent tooth surfaces of a complex gear drive: hypoid gears cut by face-hobbing method.

In the complex gear transmission systems, in wind turbines a crack is one of the most common failure modes and can be fatal to the wind turbine power systems.

The clock was unrivalled in its use of sophisticated complex gearing, until the mechanical clocks of the mid-14th century.

Other monumental water clocks constructed by medieval Muslim engineers also employed complex gear trains and arrays of automata.