Sentence examples for mechanisms subject from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a systematic procedure to count the number of planar mechanisms subject to design constraints from the candidate kinematic chains.

With regard to the design problem of compliant mechanisms subject to multiple equality displacement constraints and an area constraint, we here present a unified sensitivity analysis procedure based on artificial reaction forces, in which the key idea is built upon the Lagrange multiplier method.

The goal of this study is to propose a new method of static analysis in order to determine the arrangement of the various components of planar mechanisms subjected to mechanical loadings.

The design problem is reformulated as maximizing the flexibility of the compliant mechanism subject to the mean compliance and volume constraints.

Although Hartley affirms that the whole person is a "mechanism," subject to scientific study, he is no French atheist, no La Mettrie (author of the notorious L'Homme machine, 1748), but a person of deep religious sensibility.

Yet the core price mechanism, subject to the greatest adulteration, the Brent Crude Benchmark as traded on London's ICE exchange, is being overlooked, at least initially.

"This market driven mechanism subjects the planet's atmosphere to the legal emission of greenhouse gases," the anthropologist Heidi Bachram has written.

Based on the traffic characteristics mentioned in Section 3, the proposed mechanism subjects each traffic category to a different transmission style.

In the present paper, a design procedure has been applied to simulate the fatigue behaviour of an electric windows mechanism subjected to operation cycles (i.e., window raising and lowering).

In this paper, a new motion and vibration synthesized control system a linear quadratic regulator/strain rate feedback controller (LQR/SRF) with adaptive disturbance attenuation is presented for a multi flexible-link mechanism subjected to uncertain harmonic disturbances with arbitrary frequencies and unknown magnitudes.

In a preliminary test we verified indeed that, without this mechanism, subjects were unable to successfully track the target during at least one complete turn, at the required level of accuracy.