Sentence examples for fixed guide from inspiring English sources

A wake-adapted design method of downstream fixed guide vanes (FGV) for marine propeller is proposed based on propeller vortex theory (PVT) and surface panel method (SPM).

Thus, a staged or incremental adjustment towards fixed guide way transit implementation of greater interest to many agencies today, and these days it has started developing in terms of Bus Rapid Transit BRTT).

This study describes a detailed procedure for design of marine screw propellers in combination with stators, also known as fixed guide vanes or pre/post swirl devices, based on lifting line theory.

In order to attain high dynamics and energy conservation while retaining low cost and flexible reconfiguration, mechatronics techniques are introduced to combine high-performance microcontrollers, low-power motors and short-range sensors with a light-weighted chassis, which results in a swift mechatronic tractor for automated guidance of a heavy-duty robotic vehicle on fixed guide paths.

The plucking mechanism consists of sets of jacks, thin vertical strips of wood that rest on the far ends of the keys and pass through a lower fixed guide and an upper slide, or movable guide; the slide moves a given set of jacks either slightly toward or slightly away from its set of strings, depending on whether that set is to be used or unused.

The osteotomy line was drawn along the inferior and superior sides of the fixed guide.

The similarities teach certain lessons that are more or less permanently true, but they cannot serve as fixed guides to each new and unique situation.

We link to their teardowns and home fixing guides all the time on CrunchGear; they mostly focus on Apple, and their light and informative tone is a welcome addition to such a dry topic as hardware disassembly.

Sherpa have a number of responsibilities on Everest expeditions they cook, guide, fix ropes, and ferry climbers' gear up and down the mountain.

Fixed guiding points could improve brain mounting by diminishing the shift in relation to the original anatomy.

Patients charged according to government-set fixed or "guide" prices.