Sentence examples for was 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).
The parameter chosen to reflect torsion strength was torque at failure.
Specifically, the most commonly tested force was torque (34 studies), followed by axial load (30 studies), and cantilever bending, usually in varus or valgus (23 studies) (Table 2).
"Everything was torqued to the side," he said.
Orbach insisted he sees no signs that the report was torqued in any way as a result.
The spermatic cord was torqued, clamped with a haemostat and ligated with a transfixed ligature (Vetafil® 0.4 mm, WDT, Germany).
There is torque vectoring.
But what it doesn't do is torque steer.
(eta _{tL}) is torque efficiency of the hydraulic actuator.
One part of core wall rotation resistance is torque resistance and the other is warping resistance.
(14) and (15), only two unknown variables exist, which are torque T and compression depth x.
What isn't absent (and this is not one of Saab's quirkier traits we found laudable) is torque steer.
