Sentence examples for moment force from inspiring English sources

This shifting can generate moment force (F L × L) if the turbine is tilted.

The definitions of forces/moments within the shell element in ABAQUS are as follows: SF1 direct membrane force per unit width in local 1-direction (x-axis); SF2 direct membrane force per unit width in local 2-direction (z-axis); SM1 bending moment force per unit width about local 2-axis (z-axis); SM2 bending moment force per unit width about local 1-axis (x-axis).

The main goal of this study was to compare the results of FEM and experimental methods in determining mechanical characteristics (moment, force and M/F in various ranges of activation and different angular bends) of four common orthodontic loops to find the level of concordance between them.

The apodeme is connected to the base of the dactyl and closer muscle contraction produces a moment (force of the muscle*height of the dactyl, Figure  2) and rotates the dactyl [ 11, 37, 38].

The bending stress was calculated from the formula: Bmax (maximum bending stress) = M × y/I (Sharp 2003), where M is the moment, Force (N) × 20 (mm); y is the maximum distance from neutral axis, b3/2 (mm); and I is the inertia of the cross section, π × a3 × b3/64 (mm).

Already, he has signed executive orders on gun control and, at least for the moment, forced a Republican retreat on raising the debt ceiling.

The winds picked up as Monday night fell and the crane twisted and turned, seemingly poised to fall at any moment, forcing the evacuation of several buildings.

Knowing that he couldn't walk in at any moment, forcing us to think about what we were saying and doing, changed everything.

She made the term "without alternative" popular, meaning to wait and take a decision at the last moment, forcing political partners into acceptance.

It is found that the across-wind turbulence has dominant influences on lift and pitching moment forces.

The disturbances from a manipulator on an underwater vehicle were also analyzed with a coupling of the impact and restoring (moment) forces.