Sentence examples for surface spoke from inspiring English sources

Yet methane clouds, high methane humidity, and obvious cutting of river valleys in the icy surface spoke of methane cycling on Titan much the way water cycles from lakes and oceans to clouds and rain on Earth.

From the analysis point of view, when the wheel is loaded at its hub, the following three distinct regions develop: (1) a support region where the hub hangs by the spokes from the upper part of the flexible band, (2) a free surface region where the spokes buckle and have no effect, and (3) a contact region where the flexible band is supported by the ground without the effect of the spokes.

What struck me as incomprehensible about it on first sight was the raggedness and spikiness of the lines on its surfaces, like the spokes of a wind-wrecked umbrella.

Four pressurized sliding cylinders with 5.7 × 105 m3 volume above the down surface area moving along the spokes fulfill the need of adaptation of visitors at half the gravity level of primary settlement volumes, as well provide wobble control.

Don't get a wheel with spokes, get one with a solid surface.

For example, Hong et al. proposed a mechanism consisting of two rimless wheels with individually actuated spokes in Intelligent Mobility Platform with Active Spoke System (IMPASS) to travel on uneven surfaces like tracks and step over obstacles like legged vehicles while retaining the simplicity of wheels [12].

News of Amazon's possible purchase of Biba Systems first surfaced last week, when GeekWire found some Delaware filings that spoke of a merger with an entity called "Justin Acquisition" in September 2015.

At one point he posited a kind of paper-based computer, rigged with wheels and spokes that would move documents around on the surface of a desk.

This response surface was used for improving development plan of agbami field (Spokes et al. 2004).

So part of Spoke is an actual bot that exists in Slack, looking to surface the right answers right away from a database of employee knowledge that's built up over time.

In this phase of its growth it produces the most visible and noticeable morphological features of the species: a floating spoke-like whorl of spongy structures at the water's surface that support the inflorescences, often called a "float".