Sentence examples for shaft cause from inspiring English sources

Cracks in a shaft cause the slope discontinuity in the shaft elastic line.

In Uganda, Dr. Bailey said, traditional circumcisions can be "extreme, cutting the skin far down the shaft," causing healing problems and sometimes mutilation or death.

However, the unbalance of a balance shaft causes a considerable bending deformation of the balance shaft as well as measurable power consumption.

Even a small mass imbalance may produce large centrifugal forces that are balanced by the spring action of the shaft, causing the system to vibrate excessively.

Additionally, finite-difference models confirmed that increased stress concentrations around the shaft caused by adjacent level developments played a significant role in exacerbating ground deformation in the circular portion of the shaft.

The results show that, in changing carbon fibers winding angle from 0° to 90°, the loss in the natural frequency of the shaft is 44.5%, while, shifting from the best to the worst stacking sequence, the drive shaft causes a loss of 46.07% in its buckling strength, which represents the major concern over shear strength in drive shaft design.

During two ELANA anastomoses on the ICA before the bifurcation, the CN II was manipulated several times by instrument shafts causing visible damage.

Very hot water damages hair shafts, causing fly-away hair.

Sometimes, an out-of-balance drive shaft will cause a vibration at a certain speed.

[Updated 12 35 p.m.: At about 6 45 a.m., a truck was delivering fuel to a Los Angeles fire station when its "mechanical drive shaft broke, causing damage to the off load pipe that unloads fuel from the truck," Burbank Police Sgt. Darin Ryburn said.

The defects in the rolling element bearings may arise due to reasons such as overloading, fatigue, improper design and manufacturing of the bearing, misalignment of bearing races, etc. Depending on the application, the speed and load conditions of shaft may cause some failures which leads to non-stationary operating conditions.