Sentence examples for flexible drive from inspiring English sources

The control of both rigid and flexible drive systems is presented along with active damping strategies.

Now motors are either suspended within a locomotive's trucks or, in the case of some high-speed units, suspended from the locomotive's body and linked to the axles' final drive gearboxes by flexible drive shafts.

The treadmill was designed to maximize flexural stiffness and natural frequency by using a honeycomb sandwich panel as the bed surface and a flexible drive shaft between the drive roller and servo motor to reduce the mass of the supported elements which contribute to the system's response frequency.

The walking beam connected the linkage rod with flexible drive rope.

However, the flexible drive rope was easy to worn so that it was not suitable for oil well with higher working load.

HY-TUF steel has aerospace and aircraft applications where lightweight structure with ultra-high strength and toughness are essential and cost is not a major concern such as main landing gear, ultra-sensitive screws, and flexible drive shaft of helicopter (Klopp 1992).

However, they can easily be miniaturized, produce no noise, have thin and flexible drive-lines and their driving units can be miniaturized to the size of a cigarette package.

Sprawl means spacious houses with yards and flexible drives to work.

This multi-link lifting mechanism takes advantage of flexible cable drive and rigid body guidance, which not only provides the operator with a wider field of vision but also reduces the equilibrate weight of a vehicle and therefore improves the fuel economy.

The reaction of TRW employees to the more flexible charity drive followed a pattern first noted in a recently released study by Deborah Kaplan Polivy, a research scientist at Yale University's Program on Nonprofit Organizations.

Moreover, using transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) in humans, it has been found that the corticospinal excitability of particular hand muscles is modulated by the shoulder position; suggesting a flexible cortical drive to hand muscles depending on arm position [ 21].