Sentence examples for vertical tension from inspiring English sources

In some places, when you only need vertical tension, you can just tie it directly to a strut.

The best tie-down point is a vertex, since that can give you both horizontal and vertical tension.

Regional horizontal compression, by itself, contributes a localized vertical tension beneath ridge crests.

A unique design for a vertical tension split Hopkinson bar (TSHB) with steel bars 100 mm in diameter and an aluminum hammer is presented.

The unbonded application results in an increased seismic isolation efficiency, however, it introduces few design limitations as it relies on friction to transfer shear loads, and no vertical tension can be taken by the isolator.

A sliding mass resting on an inclined plane and composed of two blocks separated by a vertical tension crack is considered, and a disjoint cut-set system formulation is proposed, with each cut-set corresponding to a different failure mode of the slope.

The polymer bars, with dimensions of 25 mm × 6.4 mm × 0.28 mm, were placed in a vertical film tension clamp for the tensile tests.

For a system of two masses hanging from a vertical pulley, tension equals 2g(m 1 )(m 2 )/(m 2 +m 1 ), where "g" is the acceleration of gravity, "m 1 " is the mass of object 1, and "m 2 " is the mass of object 2. Note that, usually, physics problems assume ideal pulleys - massless, frictionless pulleys that can't break, deform, or become separated from the ceiling, rope, etc. that supports them.

Also of note is the controlled-rocking system which features vertical post-tensioning which runs the height of the building through ducts within the reinforced-concrete shear-wall core.

Computational simulations revealed that the vertical compressive stress changed to tension immediately after high pressure liquid injected into the fracturing hole, the concentration factor up to 5 that can easily rupture the roof and reduce the rockburst hazard at the same time.

Tricks of perspective make the horizontal stage feel dizzily vertical, creating such tension and jeopardy that theatregoers must remember to breathe.