Sentence examples for deep bearing from inspiring English sources
The water was four feet deep, bearing waves and wicked currents.
Digging among the orchards and vineyards of modern villages, archaeologists reached layers of sediment 10 feet deep bearing classical pottery along with seashells and other marine remains.
He then turned to variations on furniture forms, including the classic "Description of Table" (1964), a block about thirty-two inchighhigh by about twenty-six inches wide and deep, bearing flat representations of legs and a tablecloth.
Products include high precision cylindrical roller bearings, deep groove ball bearings, angular contact ball bearings, spherical plain bearings, railway bearings and non-standard bearings.
Accordingly, it will affect on the thickness, depths, continuity, discontinuity of the subsurface geological layers, and the water-bearing layer/s and also the interconnection between this layer/s and the deep water-bearing layer/s.
Deep gas-bearing shales of the Great Plains, Rocky Mountain West, Great Lakes, Northeast, and Gulf Coast contain countless trillions of feet of natural gas.
Nevertheless, the appropriate design of both restrictor and land size in deep-recessed bearings might well induce both load capacity and stability threshold greater than in shallow-recessed bearings.
The load capacity, stability threshold, and the critical whirl ratio, versus the changing restriction parameters, are each simulated for both shallow-recessed and the deep-recessed bearings with various land-width ratios.
The load capacity, stability threshold, and the critical whirl ratio versus the change of restriction parameter are each simulated for both small and large eccentricity ratio cases, also for both the shallow-recessed and the deep-recessed bearings in various land-width ratios.
Typical numerical results for a 6002 deep groove ball bearing have been obtained and plotted.
The response of a balanced horizontal rigid motor rotor supported by a deep groove ball bearing is theoretically simulated.
