Sentence examples for drive coupling from inspiring English sources
Therefore, for any given application, engineers must ensure that they specify the drive coupling correctly to ensure reliable, efficient and safe operation.
In this paper, the applicability and advantages of the proposed approach are examined through two real case studies pertaining to bearing failure and drive coupling failure.
Analysis suggests that cyclic fatigue, caused by misalignment between driving and driven coupling elements, causes premature pin failure.
Planning a wedding can drive couples off the deep end.
Typically, I drive couples or groups of four into the Albertine Rift for four or five days of tracking primates and staying in sublime eco-lodges.
That corruption drive, coupled with the Rio Tinto case — which initially involved allegations of stealing state secrets — has unnerved many foreign business people working in China.
Ultrabook The Samsung Series 5 NP540U3C is a 13.3" touchscreen ultrabook with an Intel Core i3 processor with up to 6.5 hours battery life and a 500GB hard drive coupled with 24GB of fast storage on a SSD.
The control system is composed of a permanent magnet (PM) synchronous servo motor drive coupled with a slider-crank mechanism and a supervisory FNN position controller.
Adolescents are vulnerable online because of a combination of their natural innocence, sensation-seeking drive coupled with the current digital media landscape and its manifold affordances for interactivity, immersive virtual environments and social networking.
Recreational boating centers and open shorelines were identified within a short drive (couple hours) of selected commercial shipping harbors; when multiple choices were available the final selection was random.
Not only because it determines mortality (a hallmark of aging is an exponential increase in mortality rate) but also because mTOR-dependent hyperfunctions, signal-resistance, hypertrophy, hypermitogenic drive coupled with loss of regenerative potential are markers of cellular senescence.
