Sentence examples for weak springs from inspiring English sources

For a fixed oscillator mass, except for very weak springs, stiffness mostly raises transmissibility of deceleration from disk to mass.

Bedrock consists mainly of granodiorite rocks which have low water permeability and weak springs (yield ranging between 0.1– 0.4 l.s-1).

We find that the critical compression required to jump off the water surface varies linearly with spring constant for stiff springs and algebraically with exponent 0.7 for weak springs.

They presented a consistent picture of an economy that is starting to show real growth again after a very weak spring and summer.

The numbers were not dire and reflected a variety of factors such as weak spring car sales and some one-off charges.

Two 1-DOF pendulums coupled with a weak spring are considered.

Conceptually, the mass is confined by a weak spring in the vertical direction and by a strong spring in the horizontal direction.

The rotation axis of G2 is fixed on the link and is pulled by a weak spring placed below G2 and G3.

The sphere is supported by a weak spring in the vertical direction and by a strong spring in the horizontal direction; otherwise, the sphere would very easily move away from the central axis of the coils.

An experimental setup has been developed using a one-dimensional acoustic linear system coupled through a box (acting as a weak spring) to a loudspeaker used as a suspended piston acting as an essentially nonlinear oscillator.

Three types of springs were used according to the range of load: a weak spring for a load of up to 784 N, a medium spring for loads from 784 to 3,920 N, and a stiff spring for loads from 3,920 to 7,840 N. The synthesized additives/MoS2 (reference additive, 0.5% w/v) were mixed with paraffin oil, and the mixture was heated up to 60°C with continuous stirring to make a uniform suspension.