Sentence examples for hinged part from inspiring English sources

When the energizing current is removed, the hinged part is forced back to the open position by the springiness of the contact.

This arrangement is illustrated schematically in Figure 2. When the coil is energized, the hinged part of the frame is attracted to the solid iron core in the coil; this attraction pushes the contacts together.

It doesn't come out very far, so the hinged part is more or less decorative, but it's close enough to catch my voice and far enough out that I don't get pretzel dust on it.

To ensure the cargo opening is sufficiently large with such a profile, the tailgate hinges part way up the roof line.

That decision apparently hinged in part upon the fact that prime evidence against Mr. Daqduq would probably not be admissible in a civilian court.

Last year, the mayoral election hinged, in part, on who could most successfully distance themselves from Bloomberg's support of that same idea.

The case hinged in part on whether Texas had suffered the sort of direct and concrete injury that gave it standing to sue.

The university's decision hinged in part on a survey it commissioned from the ASC Group of Mason, Ohio, a firm specializing partly in historical and architectural services.

But the court's sentiments were flagged in the Citizens United case, which hinged in part on the question of whether one kind of donor could be restricted when another was not.

The case hinged, in part, on the credibility of a mayoral aide who had testified earlier that he had angrily complained to the mayor about Ms. Myerson's decision to hire the judge's daughter.

The lawsuit hinged, in part, on the contention that residents in minority neighborhoods had not been properly informed of the primary and that those living south of Canal Street had not been sufficiently informed of changes in voting.