Sentence examples for propelled devices from inspiring English sources
Steering strength is an important design criterion on the basis of which the steering systems of tractors and other self propelled devices are designed, and the mean steering torque was found to be 65.3 ± 8.0 and 49.2 ± 10.7 N m for male and female agricultural workers, respectively.
When Nasa's robots first arrived at the International Space Station in 2006, they were only capable of precise movements using small jets of CO2, which propelled the devices forwards at around an inch per second.
Solutions propelling devices are fundamental components of a flow-based analytical manifold.
The dart points were attached to wooden shafts and propelled by throwing devices called atlatls.
Limiting the subject to a body with simple spherical geometry, it is analytically shown that the generated acoustic radiation force due to induction by asymmetric acoustic field in host medium is non-zero, which propels the device.
For the project, part of Freshman Experiences in Mechanical Engineering, students could use up to six rubber bands and two mousetraps to propel a device of their own design and construction up a six-foot cardboard pole and have it remain there.
These propel the device through the GI tract and help to uniformly distend collapsed colon tissue making visualisation easier.
Next steps: The bacteria-propelled devices can't swim fast enough to traverse the currents in larger blood vessels.
The findings are published in the Royal Society journal Proceedings B. Lead researcher Dr Philippe Marmottant from Joseph Fourier University, Grenoble, explained that the motion of plants provides natural inspiration for self-propelled devices.
Bicycle means every device propelled solely by human power upon which a person or persons may ride on land, having one, two, or more wheels, except a manual wheelchair.
Kris Pister of the University of California in Berkeley wants to use nuclear MEMS devices to propel microscopic airborne surveillance devices around the sky.
