Sentence examples for resist torsion from inspiring English sources
In turn, Ip was assessed as geometric index of bone strength to resist torsion [ 36].
On the other hand, bone architectural efficiency to resist torsion loads can be evaluated by the Ip, which is a relevant biomechanical bone factor.
The flange stirrup is more efficient in resisting torsion moment over shear forces.
To provide desired stiffness and strength in torsion, bridge superstructures are often constructed with a cross-section consisting of multiple cells which have thin walls relative to their overall dimensions and resist Saint Venant torsion through shear flow (force per unit length) that develops around the cell walls.
The results from the study suggest that human fibula is primarily adapted to resist bending and torsion rather than compression stresses, and that fibula's bending strength is lower at the center of its proximal and distal halves and higher at the mid-shaft and at both bone's ends.
Fixed angled devices, such as the angled blade plate, are very useful as they resist angular deformation and torsion [14, 17].
The external torsional moment is confirmed to be primarily resisted by the torsion of the longitudinal profiles and the in-plane bending of the bilateral Vierendeel trusses rather than the out-of-plane bending of the web diagonals.
A rigid connection to the TF coils provided at one end and a centering support at the other end allow to resist net vertical forces as well as unbalanced radial forces while avoiding torsion transmission from the TF Coils to the CS assembly.
The DNA molecule has been modeled for long as an elastic rod capable of resisting stretching, bending and torsion.
One of the main problems that must be solved in the design of the machine components stressed in torsion is to establish their optimum shapes and dimensions in order to resist for a given twisting load.
Nowadays with new concept of balancing, new GAS Skateboard's body can resist the forces that come from all directions when moving into sharp curve, which cause torsion from centrifugal force.
