Sentence examples for rigid tip from inspiring English sources

Nota also has a more rigid tip than rubber-tipped alternatives, being as its tip is electrically active silicon, rather than squishy rubber to mimic a finger.

The transverse vibration and buckling of a cantilevered beam subject to constant axial acceleration with rigid tip body is investigated.

The generative force of the actuator is measured and demonstrated to be sufficient to lift the rigid tip of the scanning fiber endoscope.

Figure 1 shows a schematic illustration of the spherical contact model describing contact between the spherical rigid tip and the elastic body considering the equivalent stiffness in the measurement system, e.g., a cantilever-like structure, a strain gauge force sensor, and etc. in an actual measurement system.

I unraveled further and found the rigid tip of the party blower to be made of a short section of bamboo.

Thus, 3P excitation can be implemented in a flexible endoscope with a small rigid tip.

Gonopodial distal-tip shape may diverge because of stronger sexual conflict or postmating sexual selection in high-predation sites, where elongate and rigid tips enhance insemination efficiency or increase fertilization probability during the rapid and frequent copulation attempts in this risky environment (Godin 1995; Heinen et al. 2013).

Because all scratching tests are carried out on the soft aluminum alloy, the rigid diamond tip exhibits negligible wear.

In this study, we have performed large-scale molecular dynamics simulations of nano-indentation and wear on the γTi-Al alloy with a rigid diamond tip to investigate its mechanical properties as well as its wear mechanism.

The contact situation in a scratch tester, when a spherical rigid diamond tip is sliding with an increasing load over an elastic plastic steel plate deposited with a 2 μm thick hard ceramic TiN coating is analysed.

The key evidence, the scientists say, is the structure of the relatively stubby tail muscular and flexible at its base but rigid at its tip, where the last half-dozen or so vertebrae are either fused together into a bladelike structure or so tightly arranged that they're inflexible.