Sentence examples for range of spindle from inspiring English sources

Further, it is shown that CTM strategy is advantageous with respect to the motor and bearing temperature stabilization for a wide range of spindle speeds, thereby leading to significant reduction of thermal errors when compared with ATS.

At first, in order to predict and obtain good efficiency of vibration surveillance within a wide range of spindle speeds, Hardware-In-the-Loop Simulation (HILS), as a mean of mechatronic design, is applied.

It is shown that by employing a multiplying gear one can obtain a constant machining power in a wide range of spindle speeds whereby both steel and aluminium alloys can be efficiently machined.

A wide range of spindle speeds are available in this viscometer (0 to 200 RPM).

We adopted the range of spindle speed change n = 10,000-20,000 rev/min and tool feed range Sm = 50-300 mm/min.

For a CNC machine tool, the boundary conditions include spatial constraints, range of spindle speed, etc. whereas, performance expectations comprise positional accuracy, repeatability, capability to generate complicated parts, etc.

The process is modeled by a second-order linear delay-differential equation and the characteristic equation is analyzed in formulating the continuous stability boundaries, explicitly for any given range of the spindle speeds.

Importantly, the range of metaphase spindle orientations was consistent with the highly variable cleavage plane orientation of mouse BPs reported previously (Haubensak et al., 2004; Attardo et al., 2008).

Importantly, the range of metaphase spindle orientations was consistent with the previously reported cleavage plane orientations of fixed (Kosodo et al., 2004) and live (Konno et al., 2008) mouse APs, which have been observed to be mostly perpendicular to the apical surface.

DHEAS administration did not affect sleep time and architecture but exerted persistent effects on the electroencephalogram (EEG) within non rapid eye movement sleep: 50 mg/kg DHEAS significantly augmented EEG power in the frequency range of sleep spindles, and 100 mg/kg DHEAS depressed EEG power in the slow-wave frequency bands.

The 5 other DSas-4−/− cell lines present the same characteristics with a similar range of variation in spindle shape (data not shown).