Sentence examples for vibration sustained from inspiring English sources

Human skin is, for example, capable of sensing four different types of tactile sensation: contact, vibration, sustained pressure and skin stretch.The real challenge now lies in developing ways to communicate with individual nerve fibres on a one-to-one basis, says Paolo Dario of the Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna in Pisa, Italy, who is heading an ambitious project called Cyberhand.

One analysis attributes the malfunction to a design flaw that was exacerbated by vibrations sustained when the antenna was hauled repeatedly between Florida and California during the years of launch delays.

Zhou et al. showed that high-frequency vibration induced sustained phosphorylation of ERK1/2 during the process of osteogenesis and blockage of ERK1/2 transduction resulted in decreased alkaline phosphatase activity [ 32].

Many formulas and parameters have been suggested for qualifying the characteristics of the acoustic signal and the vocal fold vibrations during sustained phonation.

And just before the explosion, there were clearer changes in the character of infrasonic signals than there were in the seismic ones: the infrasonic signals switched from brief, distinct events to a sustained vibration of the atmosphere.

Assessment of sustained vibration for nausea, task performance reduction and other compensatory behaviors might lead to less conservative structural design.

Sensor endurance is measured by the stability of calibration after being subjected to a sustained vibration environment.

The underlying mechanisms were not clear, but contraction of the tympanic muscles and sustained vibration of the malleus handle might be involved.

This conclusion is also relevant from the engineering point of view, as it means that structures and structural elements with ordinary mass-damping properties can exhibit sustained vibrations in flow speed ranges where no excitation is predicted by classical theories of vortex-induced vibration and galloping.

Blade nickel superalloy CMSX-4 widely used in the aero industry and its potential low cost alternative, superalloy CM186LC intended for use in the industrial gas turbines, were subjected to ultra-high-cycle fatigue at high mean stresses to model the effect of vibrations superimposed on sustained load.

In a study published recently in Nature Geoscience, researchers examined data from the 2009 eruption and concluded that the sustained vibrations were caused by numerous so-called stick-slip movements on faults more than a mile beneath the volcano.