Sentence examples for minimum reluctance from inspiring English sources

The developed design concept is focused on electric machine structure and its counterpart drive for applying two main magnetic-power transmitting paths by combination of both features of magnetic tendencies of flux generation that may flow in the path with minimum reluctance and direction owning the electromagnetic motive attraction.

Up to the 1970s, Carrick's growth was limited by the lack of town sewerage which restricted the minimum allotment size and reluctance of landowner's to subdivide property.

The rotor attempts to align itself to the flux in a way that reduces reluctance to a minimum, and that causes it to turn.The control system, however, constantly anticipates the rotor's movement and switches the current between windings so as to stop the rotor settling into its preferred alignment.

With tax cuts tilted heavily toward the rich and a reluctance to raise the federal minimum wage, the national party cannot easily call itself the friend of the working man and woman.

So has the reluctance of Congress to raise the minimum wage as often as in the past.

He has debated Mr. Green only twice because of the sudden reluctance of his opponent, and has kept street campaigning to a minimum, which is wise because it is in unscripted moments that he tends to make inopportune remarks or show flashes of impatience.

More than 80 other government bodies across the nation, including Suffolk County, have enacted these so-called living wage laws, sometimes mandating more than $12 an hour, prompted in part by the reluctance of the federal government to raise the $5.15 an hour minimum wage.

Given the history of IHR violations and member-state reluctance to limit sovereignty, member states are unlikely to bind themselves to minimum standards.

But as state and federal officials, individuals and businesses continue to seek additional funds beyond the minimum fines and compensation that BP must pay under the law, the company has signaled its reluctance to cooperate unless it can continue to operate in the Gulf of Mexico.

"I understand many donors' reluctance to take on the most famous politician in California, Jerry Brown, but at a minimum we need to be willing to fund strong Republican candidates in open seats, especially against little-known opponents," Kashkari wrote.

The reluctance.