Sentence examples for to torques 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).
The rotational motion of the spacecraft about its centre of mass due to torques from gravitational force, as well Lorentz and magnetic forces is investigated.
The stretch-torque curve in a fast controlled-release study of the plantar flexors and dorsi flexors in men [ 25, 44] was nonlinear up to torques close to MVC (i.e., the toe region extended up to MVC).
(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.
The quadratic coefficients a2 of composite EMG-to-torque and MMG-to-torque curves had positive values at all three contraction speeds (EMG: 0.216, 0.469, 0.594; MMG: 0.435, 0.421, 0.668; for 45, 22.5, 15% MVC/s, respectively).
In contrast, the quadratic coefficients a2 of the SMG regression curve was negative, representing a concave SMG-to-torque relationship.
However, it can be found by using the horsepower-to-torque conversion tables.
All coils under the poles contribute to torque production.
We use these big wrenches to torque in seat belts.
