Sentence examples for misalignment from the from inspiring English sources

In impulsive orbital maneuvers, thrust vector misalignment from the center of mass (C.M) results in a large disturbance torque.

The attitude of the spacecraft is affected by a large exogenous disturbance torque which is generated by a thrust vector misalignment from the center of mass (C.M).

Those grains were found to show significant misalignment from the expected (0 0 1) growth direction, which explains the limited growth of those grains.

A novel design of arch-shaped weld clips is proposed and tested; after sustaining 10 consecutive accelerated thermal cycles, the proposed clips have been demonstrated to significantly lower angular misalignment, from the original error of 0.023° for a traditional saddle-shaped weld clip, to an improved 0.01°.

Thus, this would allow for a "misalignment" (from the point of view of residue number, if not of residue type) of the incoming peptide chains with the existing polyQ amyloid core.

They found that while some discrepancies were due to pyrosequencing errors, others were misalignments from the numerous pseudogenes of NF1, illustrating one of the potential pitfalls of the method.

Theoretical analysis shows that the forces and moments acting on gear couplings due to the initial misalignment are from the inertia forces of the sleeve and the internal damping between the meshing teeth, and depend on the misalignment, internal damping, the rotating speed, and the structural parameters of the gear coupling.

The effects of residual stresses and misalignment inherent from the welding process are also considered.

The analysis also shows that the effect of installation misalignment away from the true south direction is negligible (<2%) if the alignment error is less than 15°.

It is shown that internal stresses that develop in the composite upon twisting exert a dominant influence on the derived failure criteria, which exceeds that of fiber misalignment resulting from the gradual inclination during twisting of the fibers with respect to the wire axis.

The "cost-plus" structure, they write, gives the servicer "an incentive to levy as many fees as it can, as [those fees] will be paid off the top of the foreclosure sale proceeds". "The potential incentive misalignments from this form of compensation are so severe that it is prohibited for most federal government contracts," the authors write.