Sentence examples for feasible force from inspiring English sources

SIFMs are proposed in order to ensure that the feasible force space at the end-effector of the robot remains well conditioned for any configuration of the robot, thereby alleviating the configuration dependent transformation between articular torques and Cartesian forces.

The main feature of the designed controller is the identification of a zero-moment direction in the feasible force space, i.e., a direction along which the control force intensity can be assigned independently of the control moment.

To achieve the optimal feasible force density vector of a given geometry configuration tensegrity grid structure, an efficient procedure is presented for optimal initial self-stress design of tensegrity grid structures by consecutively solving two linear homogeneous systems in conjunction with a minimization problem.

In this concept, a number of torque limiters are included in the structure of the robot in order to limit the feasible forces at the end-effector.

It is also demonstrated that consideration of practical issues such as column strengthening and feasible damper force capacity have a considerable influence on the optimal distribution.

Numerical simulation result clearly shows that these controls facilitate the full deployment and the geostationary station keeping of the space elevator within the feasible thrust force and amount of propellant.

And if one objects to the No Exemption view that it is simply not feasible to force Churches or synagogues to appoint women as spiritual leaders, then Rutherford replies that religious institutions can and should be subject to private lawsuits for financial damages in cases where a person is denied a position in violation of antidiscrimination laws (Rutherford 1996: 1125 26).

The CFF is to determine if there exist feasible contact forces to maintain a robot in equilibrium without breaking its contacts with the environment, while the CFD is to compute the minimum contact forces if a feasible solution exists.

If there were areas of sufficient lysis and loss of intracellular structure in these areas, it would seem feasible that forces (hydrophobicity and others) could enable intracellular clusters of particulates to develop into agglomerates.

Eigenvalue analysis and spectral decomposition are carried out iteratively to find the feasible set of force densities that satisfies the requirement on rank deficiency of the equilibrium matrix with respect to the nodal coordinates.

Defense officials often hedge, however, when it comes to eliminating gender restrictions entirely, with the caveat, "where feasible while maintaining force readiness".