Sentence examples for conventional traction from inspiring English sources

Conventional traction control systems detect a loss of grip and then reduce the engine's torque or tap the brakes.

One novelty is to consider the tractions of each slip element in a polar coordinate system, using azimuth angles as variables instead of conventional traction variables.

Our data suggest that conventional traction force development and myosin-II activities are dispensable in podosome formation.

Our model eliminates the conventional traction-separation law (TSL) that is known to result in the popular cohesive zone model (CZM).

First, the general conditions for crack closure are given explicitly in terms of the remote loading parameters, which delimit the applicability of the conventional traction-free model for both insulating and conducting cracks.

This result is in sharp contrast to the conventional traction-free crack model which predicts that an electric field cannot produce any stress intensity factor at cracks in linear piezoelectric materials.

The extended displacement discontinuities include the displacement discontinuities, the electric potential discontinuity and the magnetic potential discontinuity, and correspondingly the extended tractions on crack face represent the conventional tractions, the electric displacement and the magnetic induction boundary values.

In most cases, the system is propelled by conventional electric traction motors.

One important advantage of magnetic retraction over conventional pull traction by teeth-like graspers is that it inflicts less stress during high tension retraction with the tissues being not only retracted but compressed between the ridges of the graspers.

Although the power of the modified wheels was higher than that of the conventional wheels, the traction efficiencies between the modified and normal wheels were not significantly different.

Then, after he gained political traction, the conventional wisdom was that the hype was just one big theatrical act: a marketing wheeze that would end with defeat in the crowded Republican primaries.