The word "radial" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to a shape or direction extending from a center. For example, "The radial pattern of the petals on the flower gave it an elegant look."
At the time, she was working for DuPont, the chemical company, trying to find a petroleum-based polymer fibre that would be lighter and harder-wearing than steel in radial tyres.
This unique concentricity, with everything determined by its orientation towards the hallowed centre, has spawned a strangely diagrammatic radial urbanism.
The motors have all the necessary power and control systems integrated into the wheel hub, greatly reducing the number of connections between the hub motors and the rest of the vehicle.In this section The "CSI effect" The force is weak with this one Hub of the matter A radial brew ReprintsBecause hub motors can deliver power independently to each wheel, tricks like four-wheel-drive are possible.
The company reworked contracts, imposed a new approach to discipline and rustled up money (presumably from Weihai, Triangle's parent) to invest in the production of modern radial tyres.
At such low temperatures the ions are exquisitely sensitive to electrical or magnetic forces, which change their rate of thermal vibration.In this section The "CSI effect" The force is weak with this one Hub of the matter A radial brew ReprintsThe scientists applied a force to the ions by imposing an additional electric field on them.
In the case of Beijing, a ring and radial system was also created, with the aim of providing speedy road access in and out of town, bypassing city traffic and linking satellite towns.
But the economic advantages of better sightlines in radial prisons leading to easier control and fewer staff cited by my old colleague Kevin Lokyer were not the only considerations.Of equal, if not greater, long-term importance were the social factors; prisoners need to feel safe from each other and the openness of the radial design allows this.
As the water inside the coils is superheated the steam is piped to a radial steam engine, which consists of six pistons.
In particular, Pirelli, an Italian tyremaker, introduced steel-belted radial tyres in 1973, which reduced the fuel consumption of cars fitted with them.
But if the introduction in 1973 of Pirelli's steel-belted Cinturato radial tyre is any guide, devices that make cars safer will be adopted rapidly.
In the previous decade trips followed a "radial pattern", says Mr Pisarski, as both office workers and telecommuters ran errands away from their workplace and back again in order to check their voice messages and faxes.
