Sentence examples for derive torque from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, we analysed only three types of tooth movement: rotation, mesiodistal tipping and vestibulolingual tipping; as digital models rather than radiographs were used for measurements, there was no information regarding root position from which to derive torque values.

Based on a derived camshaft torque model, a design process of the cam profile is presented.

In simulation, the proposed method successfully derives the torque inputs to distribute the forces appropriately considering slippage avoidance.

Because of the operating differences of the two dynamometer types different procedures must be used to derive gearbox torques depending on the device used, as discussed in the following.

In this paper, a global biomechanical model is introduced and derived for removal torque situations.

This leads to the ability to derive the actuator torques necessary to produce the tail motion that is desired.

The literary context from which the idea of torque derives is important.

Johansson and Strid described a technique whereby bone quality as a function of density and hardness could be derived from the torque forces needed during implant insertion [ 12].

All these words, as well as "torsion" and "torque", are derived from the Latin verb "torquere", to twist.

A model of the arm is first derived which includes assistive torque about the shoulder provided by a robotic arm.

The dynamical modeling of the driveline of an electric vehicle equipped with such a transmission is derived by exploiting the torque balance and virtual work principle.