Sentence examples for mechanically decoupled from from inspiring English sources
As the ICE is mechanically decoupled from the wheels, it can be operated optimally in terms of emissions and acoustics.
Additionally, the design may be significantly improved using Bowden cables, allowing the motors and gear boxes to be mechanically decoupled from the pylon and placed elsewhere.
The variability in obliquity is expected if Europa's ice shell is mechanically decoupled from the interior, and the libration amplitudes are plausible in the presence of a subsurface ocean.
The plate interface is mechanically decoupled, most likely in relation to serpentinization, thereby isolating the forearc mantle wedge from convection as a cold, potentially serpentinized and buoyant, body.
This means that the approximated UCS will be reduced where mechanically decoupled surfaces exist.
The DMF reduces driveline oscillations by mechanically decoupling the transmission from the periodic combustion events that excite the engine crankshaft.
The cryocoolers will be mounted to the AMS-02 vacuum case using a structure that will thermally and mechanically decouple the cryocooler from the vacuum case.
The cryocoolers will be mounted to the AMS-02 vacuum case using a structure that will thermally and mechanically decouple the cryocooler from the vacuum case while providing compliance to allow force attenuation using a passive balancer system.
Combined with novel objective designs [47], [48], [49] and the ability to mechanically decouple the scanner from the laser with a hollow-core optical fiber [50], this could pave the way for a head-mounted scanner enabling microsecond three-dimensional random access in awake, behaving subjects.
This could be explained if Europa's surface rotates slightly faster than its interior, an effect that is possible due to the subsurface ocean mechanically decoupling Europa's surface from its rocky mantle and the effects of Jupiter's gravity tugging on Europa's outer ice crust.
The DMF reduces driveline oscillations by mechanically decoupling the crankshaft and the transmission.
