Sentence examples for distance of sliding from inspiring English sources

The transients are of several kinds (in sliding and rolling), including transients over the distance of sliding, over the time of running and stopping, over the time because of some reversible or irreversible chemical rate process occurring in the interfacial region, and over time because of the history of operation.

Let (F_{text{r}}^{prime }) be the resistance of the target object acting on a sliding tube in the vertical direction, k be the elastic coefficient of the first spring member, and (Delta x) be the distance of a sliding tube slides, then F_{text{r}}^{prime } = k times Delta x. (11).

The run-out distance of the sliding mass is around 600 m, which is shorter than the field observation (Xu et al. 2009): because the inversion treated the source as a time-varying point, the run-out distance is only for the center of the mass, and does not cover the total range of the debris.

Figure 2 shows the friction force as a function of sliding distance at various normal loads.

Fig. 2 Friction force as a function of sliding distance at various normal loads (L).

The variations of sliding distance, sliding velocity and direction of sliding during a cycle, all of which are important with respect to wear, were computed for gait and for 11 hip simulator designs.

The effects of sliding distance on both the worn volume and the coefficient of friction were examined.

Moreover, the product of the instantaneous load and increment of sliding distance was numerically integrated over a cycle.

The parameters x1, x2 and x3 are the code values of sliding distance, applied load and abrasive size, respectively.

This equation predicts that wear is a linear function of sliding distance and load, which agrees with several real cases.

The experiments were performed with a constant sliding velocity of 0.5 m/s and a contact stress of 2.85 MPa for 2000 m of sliding distance.