Sentence examples for moving shaft from inspiring English sources

The moving shaft of the actuator could also be replaced by one member of a truss structure for vibration suppression and position control purposes.

The proposed design avoids the tight tolerance of the tube diameters and reduces the clearance between clamps and the moving shaft with the adjustment device.

The two frictional clamping devices provide alternating braking forces when the moving shaft, which is pushed by expanding device, walks inside the PZT tubular stack and emulates an inchworm, summing small steps to achieve large displacements.

The stimulator made contact with the skin via the two tips of the Two-Point Stimulator (TPS) attachment (2.5 cm long, diameter 2 mm) fitted to the terminal end of the moving shaft of the stimulator transducer.

Paper 5 is concerned with dynamic attributes of pivotally moving shafts with the standard linear solid sort material visco-elasticity.

When insert the nail from the medial edge of the greater trochanter, wedge-open effect [ 25] may occur between the femoral head neck fragment and the lateral wall, the nail may push the lateral wall, and move the shaft laterally, which makes the shaft fragment be positioned laterally to the lower-medial edge of the proximal head neck fragment.

Such motors can move a shaft very precisely, along any trajectory you define.

Typically the workings were small and reached by a vertical shaft in the chalk which would be infilled at the end of the shafts life, the miners moving on to dig another shaft nearby.

The equation of motion of an orthotropic rotating shaft moving longitudinally over supports is formulated by using Hamilton's principle and the assumed mode method.

The key to their correct diagnosis is demonstrating the continuity with the originating bone cortex, the direction of growth for pedunculated exostosis parallel to the bone shaft, moving away from the originating metaphysis and the presence of a cartilage cap.

It all gets pretty technical, but painted in broad strokes, the system would potentially use the motion of the rotor shaft moving against a "low-heat capacity fluid" (such as ethanol or mercury, for instance) to generate heat through friction between the two surfaces.