Sentence examples for lever device from inspiring English sources
Experiments with a manual lever device, for example, suggest that when feedback is introduced and withdrawn at four stages of practice, the effect on error scores is profound.
Yet, when intervals of three minutes to six weeks are interpolated between discrete responses on a manual lever device, performance remains stable for about two days and then becomes inconsistent; variabilities increase and correlations decrease as the subjects mis-recall more and more of their original skill.
A customized sample holder was made and a lever device was incorporated into the preparation chamber of an XPS system to break these samples in situ.
There was also an automatic wine-server known in the ancient Greco-Roman world, a design of Heron of Alexandria that employed an urn with an inner valve and a lever device similar to the one described above.
This can be accomplished by locking the wrist, allowing the forearm to be used as a lever device.
One could physically implement the same abstract Turing machine with a silicon-based device, or a slower vacuum-tube device, or an even slower pulley-and-lever device.
In a recently published paper, error for a spring-lever pedometer (similar to the AX120 we used), defined as discrepancy from steps counted by an ankle-worn device, was positively related to BMI, such that the spring-lever device undercounted steps to a greater extent in obese individuals during 7 days of free-living [26].
The machines, being installed over the next two years, will replace the state's pull-lever devices.
The harvester is made of a mass-spring system used for transferring wave motions to mechanical vibrations and two piezoelectricity-lever devices used for amplifying and transferring the collected mechanical vibration to electrical power.
In these lab-based studies error in spring-lever devices has been shown to be positively associated with BMI, walking speed, and pedometer tilt [12], [23], [24].
The spring levered device is worn on the waistband; a horizontal lever-arm moves up and down in response to vertical movement and opens and closes an electrical circuit.
