effects of vibration

His diary records many experiments in which he studied the effects of vibration on water, oil and fine grains.

This method was not used at the other locations for various reasons, including the effects of vibrations through car and subway tunnels.

One reduced the effects of vibration in correlation to temperature change, the other increased the pulse duration from two to six microseconds.

A small leak was repaired allowing the testing of the effects of vibration to be nominal.

He magnifies the small effects of vibrations into artistic celebrations of their inner workings.

MD players use a "memory buffer" to offset the effects of vibrations - great for portable players.

The weight of the conductor must be supported, as well as dynamic loads due to wind and ice accumulation, and effects of vibration.

The mirror linkage uses the same mechanism found on Nikon's professional F2, with some modern improvements designed to further reduce effects of vibration and mirror bounce.

The modeling of the cutting forces and vibrations, although not totally accurate, makes it possible to simulate problematic machining and reduce unwanted effects of vibration.

SJD-7 is basically a DE-1164 incorporating measures to reduce the negative effects of vibration and noise generated by steam boiler and other old propulsion systems.

New Generation Tool Holders and especially the Hydraulic Expansion Tool Holders minimise the undesirable effects of vibration to a large extent.

By binding the many wires and cables into a cable harness, the wires and cables can be better secured against the adverse effects of vibrations, abrasions, and moisture.

In late summer 2008, preliminary engineering reports showed that mitigation work could negate the effects of vibrations on university laboratory equipment, and the Washington Avenue route was finalized, at least for a time.

In addition to the nearby location of historic districts, hospitals were worried about the effects of vibrations on sensitive operations; the MHD solved this problem while the report was being developed.

Working with Professors James Alfred Ewing and Bertram Hopkinson, he made several important studies into the effects of vibration on structures and defects on the strength of plate steel.

Speakers addressed the relative merits of air and road transport, the need for clear documentation and adequate insurance, nondestructive ways to evaluate a painting's fitness to travel, and the effects of vibration and temperature variation.

Since the 1970's, most of the new mains installed in the city have been made of ductile cast iron, which has the strength of the original material but is slightly flexible, making it resistant to the effects of vibration.

From research into the structural effects of vibration training it can be deduced that the increased strength resulting from WBV training can definitely be compared to the results that can be attained with conventional methods of training.

Another issue with vibration for the bike is the possibility of failure due to material fatigue Effects of vibration on riders include discomfort, loss of efficiency, Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome, a secondary form Raynaud's disease, and whole body vibration.

Professor Ewing left the university in 1903 to become the first Director of Naval Education at the Admiralty but Inglis remained; he was appointed a university demonstrator in mechanism by Professor Bertram Hopkinson, Ewing's successor, and worked with him to study the effects of vibration.