Sentence examples for of efficient escapement from inspiring English sources

Over the years, watchmakers have tackled the question of efficient escapement mechanisms.

Sampling in 2007 and 2008 occurred as part of annual surveys of escapement conducted by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADFG).

Assuming 50% prespawning mortality for fish with evident signs of gillnet marking (Baker and Schindler 2009), the effective escapement (actual spawners) was calculated as total escapement minus half of the fish with gillnet marking for a given length category in a given year (Fig. 5).

Or easily to grasp this description of clock evolution: "The earliest type of escapement was the verge," we read.

This energy is transmitted to the oscillating section of the watch (called the balance) by the wheeltrain and escapement, the motion of the balance itself controlling the release of the escapement and consequently the timing of the watch.

"House" and "Garden" (no, not "House and Garden") -- first performed in Scarborough in 1999 -- interlock like the wheel and anchor of the escapement in a flawless timepiece.

The actions of the escapement stabilize the power of the gravitational force and are what produce the ticktock of weight-driven clocks.

If you peer into the Richard Mille watch, there is always something that catches the eye; a cog wheel, a pinion, the movement of the escapement.

In particular, he is credited with inventing the Tompion regulation (1674 75), and he was the first (1695) to construct watches with a practical form of horizontal escapement.

Watchmakers have long sought to compensate for gravity's effect on the most delicate parts of the escapement — namely the pallet fork, balance wheel and hairspring — to improve accuracy.

As a result, it is clarified that the rotational speed of the escapement from the contact vibration decreases as the axial displacement increases.