Sentence examples for control shock from inspiring English sources

The Magnetic Ride Control shock absorbers make the most of this information, instantly adapting their responses to the circumstances.

Next, throw in a performance traction control system and Magnetic Ride Control shock absorbers — and tweak the bodywork in a wind tunnel so it generates downforce at higher speeds.

Through analytical methods, it is observed that our adaptive mount provides superior dynamic performance to passive engine mounts and comparable performance to a small scale active mount over a wide frequency range, given the engine mounting resonance control, shock absorption and vibration isolation performance requirements.

The coup that brought Hafez al-Assad to power in 1970 cemented their control, shocking the traditional Sunni ruling class.

Aimed at the problem of control shocks existing in traditional one-cycle control, the improved control unit is given out with the fundamental positive sequence active component of load current as control objectives.

The paper deals with the mechatronic concept of automotive suspensions as suspensions with controlled shock absorbers together with the performance indexes being considered and the achieved results.

43 The Philippines trial, which enrolled 27 children with dengue shock and compared hydroxyethyl starch (6% Haes-Steril) with Ringers lactate, reported that the starch controlled shock for longer and resulted in less need for other rescue treatment other than Ringers lactate.

There were no significant differences in age and gender between the control (single shock) and recurrent shock DSS groups.

Twenty-four male Sprague-Dawley rats were divided into control, LPS shock, and alanyl-Gln dipeptide+LPS shock (Ala-Gln+LPS) groups.

Slot is one of the measures to control the Shock Wave Boundary Layer Interaction (SBLI) used to avoid strong interference of shock waves with the boundary layer in supersonic flows.

In this paper, we deal with the active control of shock caused by the collision between two objects so as to make the deformation of the shock-receiving object large and the deformation of the shock-giving object small.