The phrase "damper by" is not correct or usable in written English
To use a phrase similar to "damper by," you could use the phrase "dampened by." Example: Her previous successes were dampened by her most recent failure.
Conventional semi-active control techniques require a primary controller as a reference to determine the desired control force, and modulate the input voltage of the MR damper by comparing the desired control force and the actual damper force in a secondary controller.
It is also shown that at high temperatures the performance of the oscillator is close to that of a linear oscillator, while at low temperatures, the SMA oscillator behaves as a regular damper by using its dissipation due to mechanically-induced phase transformations.
The sample is attached to a copper temperature damper by a thin double-sided adhesive tape.
Test the damper by moving the longer side of the steel wire with your finger.
Wavelengths that are shorter are damped by horizontal mixing.
My longing, dearest, is not damped by smoke.
In most cases, nutation is quickly damped by friction in the bearings, leaving uniform precession.
Domestic demand is just beginning to be damped by high prices at the pump, and by an economic slowdown.
It was foggy, and my eyelashes were cold and damp by the time I reached the station.
The string segment between the tangent and bridge vibrates, producing a note; the left part is damped by the felt.
By Fillmore Hyde The New Yorker, November 15 , 1930 P. 87My longing, dearest, is not damped by smoke View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Doreen St. Félix.
