Sentence examples for need for lubrication from inspiring English sources

Mr. Daniels's design eliminated the need for lubrication, so ensuring perfect timekeeping.

The low-friction technology of these bearings eliminates the need for lubrication to keep a system operating smoothly.

"The Chemistry of Tears" takes its title from that dichotomy, as when Eric tells Catherine "that tears produced by emotions are chemically different from those we need for lubrication" and mentions the hormone leucine enkephalin to illustrate his point.

Notable among them was the late George Daniels, the inventor of the coaxial escapement in the 1970s, a mechanism that improved the performance of mechanical watches by virtually eliminating the need for lubrication.

This technology could be alternative for conventional technologies, offering the promise of competitive performance combined with an environment friendly system with a few or no moving parts, and no need for lubrication or sliding seals.

The experimental approach taken in this study resulted in the development of both optimised tool geometry and optimised cutting conditions for drilling aluminium alloys without the need for lubrication.

Instrumental dance tracks virtually never ascend the charts; producers need singers for lubrication.

Biodiesel, however, does not need sulfur for lubrication and therefore is better for the environment in that regard [4].

The joints seemed in need of lubrication; heads ticked into position rather than turned.

The case study of the Ghomroud water conveyance tunnel project, under construction by a double shield TBM, is used to examine the effect of rock mass parameters on tunnel convergence and hence on the need for over excavation and shield lubrication to avoid problems such as shield seizure.

For one thing, losing the bearings means there's no need for a vacuum-sealed chamber, lubrication or anything like that.