Unlike friction-bearings (such as sliding or rolling contact bearings), flexures can be designed to offer, to a large extent, reliable linear elastic motion with a high resolution (on the order of nanometers) over small ranges of motion (on order of micrometers).
But Mr. Feldman ruled Mr. Bakes's motion out of order, to the cheers of a crowd of 1,200 who packed the ballroom of the Brown Palace Hotel.
Cameron called Chaffee's motion out of order.
Rhea requested that the police be removed to prevent intimidation, but Redwine ruled the motion out of order.
She was certainly inferior to me, as was evidenced by how slowly she went through the motions of ordering, paying and leaving.
Fretting wear or wear by small displacements is defined when two contacting surfaces (first-bodies) are subjected to small amplitude reciprocating motion of micron order.
The motion of an ordered set of high-speed trains running on a railway line is modeled by a multi-agent system, in which each train communicates with its neighboring trains to adjust its speed.
Displacements of the structure are introduced into the equation of motion in order to calculate the distribution of these forces.
In 1838 A. Bérard [ 16], writing on ankylosis of the temporomaxillary joint, advised the method of Rhea Barton section of condyles and prevention of bony union by means of motion, in order to form a false and new joint.
In the particular framework of symplectic integration, such a function needs to be included analytically in the equations of motion in order to prevent numerical drifts of the energy.
We assume that the sensors are binary (they transmit '1' for target detection and '0' for target absence) and capable of motion, in order to enable the tracking of targets that move over large regions.
