Sentence examples for making the joint from inspiring English sources

If a joint is placed in a high-temperature environment, swirl deformation can also result from displacement, making the joint unstable.

Nonetheless, in [20], sufficient conditions were presented to constrain some design parameters, making the joint beamforming and power control problem become convex.

In this section we present a general sinusoidal motion pattern for underwater snake robots proposed in [45] and a control law for making the joint angles track the resulting joint reference angles.

Furthermore, it seems possible that some core signals may reach the Earth's surface at short periods (Velímský and Finlay 2011), making the joint inversion of core and induced signals relevant.

The six lateral toe bones have traits that indicate they were used to walk upright, making the joint between the bones of the foot and toes (the metatarsophalangeal joint) flexible enough that the toes could be used to push off the ground.

The loose piece may stay in place or slide around, making the joint stiff and unstable.

The bursa reduces friction caused by movement and makes the joint more flexible.

The Patriots said injuries in their camp made the joint practice too risky.

In 1970 he was made the joint secretary of the SSP's Bihar branch.

Lubricated screws resulted in lower detorque which made the joint easier to loosen.

The "interference fit" that counters joint rotation, they note, also makes the joint even harder to assemble.