Sentence examples for light torque from inspiring English sources

Repeated windings at close to the speed of light torque the magnetic fields so hard that they spring outward in opposite directions along the poles, expelling matter as they go, the group reports in the 13 August issue of Science.

Apply light torque to the tension wrench in the correct direction, and hold.

Then quickly pull the pick out, raking it upward against the pins while simultaneously applying light torque with the tension wrench.

Then, using the technique described above, first tune the drum to the lightest torque setting, then experiment with heavier settings.

The tzero does 0 to 60 mph in 3.6 seconds, according to the company, and it does it on only 200 horsepower because of its light weight and torque.

Although the previous analysis for linear polarized light reveals different radial torque profiles and amplitudes for particular values of N r for PRI and NRI particles, it is hard to observe such torques in a real experiment, basically because even NRI particles would necessarily be attracted towards the beam waist centre or repelled away from it [ 17].

Conclusions: Although current lightweight prostheses have less optimal pendular behavior, their light weight requires smaller joint torques to influence the pendular trajectory.

In terms of light-particle interactions [7], light spins are related to the torque exerted on particles by light.

This allows the finger to move faster under light loads and slower but with more torque under heavy loads.

In one round, darkened room (approached, then suddenly entered, along its curve like Mr. Serra's "Torqued Ellipses"), a beam of light, roughly eye level, reflects off a low pool of water.

"You now get instant torque away from the traffic lights," says Jim Holder.