Sentence examples for set of bearings from inspiring English sources
Based on the quasi-static mechanics analysis of rolling bearing, the transfer relationships among multiple variables in the equilibrium equation set of bearings were analyzed.
Tooling may be as simple as a special set of bearings, to as complex as a dummy engine rotor with windage shroud and special drive adopter.
Starting with the basic dynamical equations for a rotating radial cantilever blade in a centrifugal force field, a system of equations are derived for a fully-bladed flexible rotor (shaft and disk) supported by a set of bearings at multiple locations.
So a set of bearings may be a necessary purchase as well.
Bring an extra set of bearings, wheels, and trucks so in case they wear out, you have a new set.
Now, when United Technologies needs 100,000 sets of bearings, instead of placing an order for, say, 10,000 from one factory and perhaps 15,000 from another, it turns to Freemarkets.com, which conducts auctions among suppliers.
This is a neat way to keep the package as small as possible - after all, Brian has to fit in two wheels, two uprights with two sets of bearings, two brake packs and two sets of double wishbone suspension into the nose of the car - so it's pretty tight in there.
Two sets of bearing factors are proposed based on the true plastic strains in the bolt hole and the bolt hole deformation.
In addition, note that the detection of differentially expressed targets of a TF is done previously to the detection of its partners and thus the set of samples bearing no driver mutations may actually include samples where a connected driver bears a mutation that result in the misregulation of the TF targets.
We suggest a method for quantifying the performance of a control set which is formed as a subset of the full set of uncertainty-bearing model inputs.
Because of this, the set of probability-bearing events (or propositions) is less rich than it would be in classical probability theory, and the set of possible statistical distributions, accordingly, less tightly constrained.
