torsionally

Examples of torsional

torsional
Calibrating nucleic acids torsional energetics in force-field : insight from model compounds.
The molecule oscillates in the excited-state torsional minimum.
A high-pitch magnetic field has a large free energy that can excite torsional magnetic fluctuations.
This is possible if the vibronic energy dissipated in the reaction is converted into torsional kinetic energy during the transition.
For sensing the bending deflections of each link, a twostrain gauge method is used to gain high sensitivity and eliminate the torsional influences.
For measuring the link torsional deflections, a four-strain gauge method is employed to acquire high sensitivity and eliminate the bending effects.
A passive (non actuated) joint based on torsional spring is used for each foot.
The needle's high torsional stiffness means that any twisting of the needle at the insertion point is transmitted to the tip motion.
This reduced the torsional strength of the tread to about a third of its rectangular counterpart and reduced the stiffness to about a sixth.
The axis r = 0, perpendicular to the disks, is the axis about which they may perform torsional oscillations.
Note that the curvature of the potential surface along the torsional coordinate changes sign as a function of the stretching coordinate.
Further a protocol for torsional fitting was devised.
Therefore, it seems that passive motion generated by using torsional springs between each two consecutive links could result in a serpenoid gait.
A torsional spring, a pulley for the wire, and a potentiometer are fixed on a common shaft.
For example, a single beam cannot make a good pivot because the torsional stiffness with respect to the beam axis is low.
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