Sentence examples for counterweight systems from inspiring English sources

They require complex counterweight systems to keep from swaying too much in the wind; otherwise, the occupants would get motion sickness.

The objective of this study is to propose and execute an improvement strategy for machine tool vibration induced from the movement of a counterweight balance system during the machining process.

Dave Bouchard, a fourth-grade teacher at the Williston Central School, was recruited to join the Chapman Hill club when the father of one of his students asked him to help fix the counterweight system for the rope tow.

(Grode) 'Strange Tales of Liaozhai' (previews begin on Thursday; opens on Sept. 9) The title sounds accurate, seeing as one of the two 18th-century Chinese folk tales on display involves magic pigeons and the whole thing is being conjured by the puppeteer Hanne Tierney and her counterweight system of more than 100 strings.

Since data on cranks and the slow-speed gearing (I cr and I g) is supplied by the manufacturer only the actual moment of inertia of the counterweight system must be found by calculation.

Located at the southwest corner of Ellis Avenue and 55th Street, the Ratner Center has an award-winning design that substitutes a complex external mast and counterweight system for interior support devices to allow for large open-space areas inside the building.

For the museum performance, she will operate her puppets with a counterweight stringing system on the wall.

Instead, Ms. Tierney choreographs for bamboo fronds, silks, stiffened robes and glowing lanterns, all manipulated through a counterweight stringing system played like a complex harp onstage.

(B) The counterweight lever system that does not allow pure radial motion.

Since assembly democracy cannot be an option in modern societies (outside Switzerland), direct-democratic institutions are regarded not as a full-scale system alternative to representative democracy but as a supplement to or counterweight within democratic systems with major representative features.

Most modern elevators are propelled by electric motors, with the aid of a counterweight, through a system of cables and sheaves (pulleys).