Sentence examples for rubber device from inspiring English sources
The second step is to reduce the rubber device finite element model to a super-element that keeps its frequency dependent properties.
On Monday, the aspirants got a quick course in the game, like shuffleboard or boccie on pebbled ice, and its own glossary: bonspiels (tournaments), hacks (the rubber device each shooter pushes off from) the house (the target, 12 feet in diameter) and the rock (the granite stone, weighing around 42 pounds).
"You get used to it after a while," said 30-year-old Jack Herndon, a marketing director at Onsale, a cyberauction house that sells an eclectic array of goods, mainly computer equipment but also items like rattlesnake meat and a human-shaped inflatable rubber device used for boxing practice known as the Slam Man.
That doesn't mean the Taiwanese firm is about to ship a rubber device.
A tax on all imported goods went by the name "impost," whose etymology implies a stamp, such as a rubber device to mark an invoice with.
She spent much of her career providing free medical services to prostitutes -- including contraception in the form of a newly-invented device called the diaphragm, a rubber device designed to block the cervical opening.
The rubber devices, appropriately known as gap-fillers, are fixed to the sides of platforms near the doors and have apparently eradicated accidents during a year-long trial.
To solve this problem, the aim of this work is to propose an efficient reduced viscoelastic model of rubber devices.
Then a 1/3-scale 3-story chevron braced steel frame with and without rubber devices was used to evaluate the seismic performances of the system.
As an application, the dynamic behavior of a structure supported by four rubber devices under harmonic loads is analyzed to show the efficiency of the proposed approach.
Now MIT engineers have designed a gel-like material that can be coated onto standard plastic or rubber devices, providing a softer, more slippery exterior that can significantly ease a patient's discomfort.
