Sentence examples for tilt capability from inspiring English sources

One way to avoid wheel slip is to use a torus-shaped wheel with lateral tilt capability which allows the distance between the wheel-ground contact points to change even with a fixed length axle.

This system allows a 5° 6° tilt capability of the car body.

Motion sickness would be an issue and when one considers a vehicle with tilt capability of 6° only, it becomes slightly confusing why a need for an additional 2° would be needed to go faster.

During the 2009 Game Developers Conference (GDC), the creative team said that the Sixaxis tilt capability had been removed because they "could not find a suitable situation to use Sixaxis in the game effectively".

This is driving the development of new high dose/low energy implanter designs with: (1) high tilt angle capabilities for gate over lap control, (2) uniform beam parallelism across 300 mm wafers to eliminate asymmetrical transistor effects and (3) high productivity at 200 eV boron equivalent energies with no energy contamination using new molecular dopant species (B10H14 and B18H22).

The load, shear and tilting capabilities are still usually assessed on the basis of estimates of local strains rather than a fracture mechanics approach.

An approach to the control of a VTOL vehicle equipped with complementary thrust-tilting capabilities that nominally yield full actuation of the vehicle's position and attitude is developed.

This system has natural tilting capabilities but can be better considered as a normal train system with better compensation for suspension flexibility.

The MultiSync EA191M, a standard-format (5:4 aspect ratio) desktop display boasting a top-of-the-line PVA panel, is ideal for the financial and specialty markets with its 1500 1 contrast ratio, four-way ergonomic capabilities (height, swivel, tilt, pivot) and integrated speakers.

"If you are looking to hedge against an uncertain future, this seems a very unbalanced budget, tilted toward traditional capabilities as opposed to chasing new ones," said Andrew Krepinevich, executive director of the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments, a military policy group.

As the name implies, PTZ cameras offer active panning, tilting, and/or zooming capabilities whereas static cameras retain a permanent fixed field of view and orientation.