Sentence examples for distributing torque from inspiring English sources

One solution, the so-called limited-slip differential, has proved effective in distributing torque more effectively during acceleration, and it is a lifesaver when your garage is at the end of a steep, slippery driveway.

With its Sport rear differential — designed to aid cornering by distributing torque left or right as required by the situation — the open-air S5 should be great on every twisty road.

The first distributes torque to all four wheels as the MDX accelerates from a stop to cruising speed.

Parametric studies were undertaken for simply supported beams subject to a uniformly distributed torque and a uniformly distributed transverse load applied away from the shear centre.

Not truly a wagon or an SUV, the crossover offers a 3.0-litre V6 (265 horsepower) or 2.8-litre turbocharged (300 hp) V6 engine and a unique all-wheel-drive system called electronic limited-slip differential, which distributes torque from the front to rear axle, and side-to-side across the rear axle, making the car steady in rain, snow and ice.

Besides, to overcome the difficulty of completely counteracting the coupling terms of distributed consensus errors and parameter estimation errors in the presence of asymmetric Laplacian matrix, extra information transmission of local parameter estimates are introduced among linked subsystem and adaptive gain technique is adopted to generate distributed torque inputs.

The analytical solutions and torsional characteristics of such nanostructures subjected to an external end torque or distributed torques are established based on the Eringen's gradient type of nonlocal elasticity theory.

The low level controller is designed to optimally regulate torque at each wheel based on the control inputs of the high level controller, and distribute required torque between the wheels via actuation system.

Both have an automatic-locking center differential that distributes engine torque to the front and rear axles in a 50/50 split so that all four wheels equally divide it.

These vehicles do not have a transfer case, but they have a center differential that can allow the front and rear axles to operate independently, or some sort of clutch or hydraulic system that distributes the torque as needed to provide extra traction.

A conventional differential does not usefully distribute the torque to the wheels when a wheel is skidding.