Sentence examples for motor belt from inspiring English sources
But as the only transportation school not in the motor belt, the Art Center offers a more international flair (its students include a large number of Asians), the flash of the ostentatious Los Angeles car culture, and the influence of Southern California's film industry.
In 2013, Zhang and Feng (2015) conducted a serials testing for the transmission efficiency of prime motor, belt, gearbox and four-bar linkage.
This might be related to the irregularity of the stepping motor belt or the roughness (or "topography") of the track surface.
Problems with the transmission, agitator coupler, motor, belt, and clutch can all cause the machine to stop agitating.[11].[11]
The experiments were set up under a self-designed test rig (Figure 7) [6] which consisted of motor, pulleys, belt, shaft, and fan with changeable blade pitch angle.
Since hip joint 2 was located in the same position as hip joint 1, and there was no sufficient space for the motor, a belt pulley mechanism was introduced to this joint, as shown in Fig. 2a.
Place your treadmill in a spot where the floor is completely level to prevent the motor and belt from becoming off-balance.
Other food sources were squares of hardened glue; cakes made of grass; bran fried in motor oil; belts; shoes; and, on occasion, pets, as evidenced by the following notice, once posted at the city center: "Will trade cat for 10 packages of wood glue".
By adopting micro brushless DC motors, timing belt, harmonic drive, and tendon coupling, the size and shape of DLR/HIT hand are significantly reduced (similar to an average mature hand).
The more luxurious V-8 models are powered by a new version of Cadillac's Northstar engine, a 4.6-liter motor that belts out 320 horsepower and 315 pound-feet of torque.
Mian, et al. [55], presented a novel offline technique using finite element analysis (FEA) to simulate the effects of the major internal heat sources, such as bearings, motors and belt drives, and the effects of the ambient temperature variation during the machine's operation.
