Sentence examples for to torque from inspiring English sources
noun
A rotational or twisting effect of a force; a moment of force, defined for measurement purposes as an equivalent straight line force multiplied by the distance from the axis of rotation (SI unit newton-metre or Nm; imperial unit foot-pound or ft.lbf).
All coils under the poles contribute to torque production.
We use these big wrenches to torque in seat belts.
"You never know what's going to torque people off," said Mark Graczyk, managing editor of The Daily News of Batavia.
By 1930, with the Martinelli clip, opera film had discovered motion, like early Greek sculptors learning to torque the body.
This feat requires bracing the wall with counter-forms to avoid damages due to torque, vibration, and other mechanical strains.
Like most powerful front-wheel-drive cars, the Altima 3.5 SE is prone to "torque steer" -- a tendency to hop around erratically under acceleration.
As a result 33% reduction in time-to-torque over a state-of-the-art conventional turbocharger is realized.
(2) The SMG-to-torque relationship is less affected by contraction speeds than the EMG/MMG-to-torque relationships.
The aim of the study was to examine the continuous SMG-to-torque relationship during isometric ramp contraction, and compared it with EMG-to-torque and MMG-to-torque relationships.
We next compared EMG, MMG, or SMG-to-torque relationships between different contraction speeds.
(1) The mean regression curves of SMG-to-torque relationships have negative coefficients a2 at all the contraction speeds, while the mean regression curves of EMG/MMG-to-torque relationships have positive coefficients a2.
