Sentence examples for grip design from inspiring English sources

Recommendations for future work in steering wheel grip design and naturalistic driver hand positioning are discussed.

The structural resonances, transient response, grip design and thermal insulation performance of the device are discussed in detail.

Redesign recommendations to improve comfort and ease are presented: reduce tool weight, reduce moment-arm, and improve grip design.

This study aimed to explore the driver interactions with production steering wheels in four vehicles by using anthropometric data, driver hand placement, and driver grip design preferences for Generation-Y and Baby Boomers.

In this study, participants selected their preferred grip diameter, responded to a series of questions about the steering wheel grip as they sat in four vehicles, and rank ordered their preferred grip design.

J. Ind .Ergonom. 10 (1992) 7), modifications were recommended for the design of buffing machines (e.g. machine height, design of triggers/grips/levers, pressure to activate controls), mopping systems (e.g. mop length, pressure required to squeeze mop, bucket stability) and vacuum machines (e.g. attachment length, grip design, provision of safety lights).

Additionally, two recent studies also reported clinical support for a pistol-grip handle design.

Soles have become more intricate, with new rubber compounds and innovative grip designs.

Optimal grip designs, tailored in size and/or shape to specific patient types, contribute to reliability and effectiveness.

As a result, several innovative features were added to the design including: (a) equation-driven grip edge profiles, (b) drafted pockets, (c) novel grip designs, (d) improved grip geometry, and (e) improved texture, among other features.

Those could include features like a pistol grip, designed to allow a weapon to be fired from the hip; a collapsible or folding stock, which allows the weapon to be shortened and perhaps concealed; a flash suppressor, which keeps the gun's user from being blinded by muzzle flashes; a muzzle brake, which helps decrease recoil; and a threaded barrel, which can accept a silencer or a suppressor.