Übersetzung für 'articulated motion' von Englisch nach Deutsch

articulated motion

Gelenkbewegung {f}anat.tech.

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articulated {adj} {past-p}

artikuliert

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articulated {adj}

gelenkig [mit Gelenk]tech.

articulated vehicle

Gelenkfahrzeug {n}automot.railtransp.

Gliederfahrzeug {n}transp.

Sattelkraftfahrzeug {n}transp.

articulated truck

Sattelzug {m}automot.transp.

Sattelschlepper {m}automot.transp.

articulated mannequin

Gliederpuppe {f}art

articulated bus

Gelenkbus {m}transp.

articulated excavator

Gelenkbagger {m}

articulated trailer

Sattelanhänger {m}transp.

Sattelauflieger {m}transp.

articulated trolleybus

Gelenkobus {m}transp.

articulated bracket

Gelenkarm {m}tech.

articulated arm

Gelenkarm {m}tech.

articulated wagon

Gelenkwagen {m}rail

articulated train

Gliederzug {m}rail

articulated steering

Knicklenkung {f}automot.tech.

articulated piston

Gelenkkolben {m}automot.tech.

• The links of such a manipulator are connected by joints allowing either rotational motion (such as in an articulated robot) or translational (linear) displacement.
• The 3D system has fewer command choices for agents to send, but the mechanics of motion about the field are much more involved as the positions of 22 hinges throughout the articulated body must be simultaneously controlled.
• "Preparation" is the placing of the finger on the string such that the flesh — as well as part of the nail — touches the string, before a plucking motion is made, producing an articulated sound, found in other instruments.
• The District Court denied the motion, finding that at a minimum the taxpayer plaintiffs could proceed under the "municipal taxpayer standing" rule articulated in "Massachusetts v.
• An armature used in stop-motion animation is an articulated metal, wire or even wooden figure covered with material to build the character, but can be made to hold poses for extended periods of time.

• Fully articulated rotor systems use a combination of flapping and a horizontal motion that moves the retreating blades forward slightly and moves them back again on the advancing side, thus creating more relative airflow and lift on the retreating side at the expense of the advancing side.
• Propulsion is the generation of force by any combination of pushing or pulling to modify the translational motion of an object, which is typically a rigid body (or an articulated rigid body) but may also concern a fluid.
• He built a model with an articulated aluminum skeleton for a wide range of motion.
• Among these was the concept of extracting power from the angular motion at the joints of an articulated raft, which Masuda proposed in the 1950s.
• As no CAD information was available on narrowboats, the motion of articulated lorries were used to design the bends of the bridge approaches.

• Forward kinematic animation can be distinguished from inverse kinematic animation by this means of calculation - in inverse kinematics the orientation of articulated parts is calculated from the desired position of certain points on the model.
• In dinosaurs the main bones of the pectoral girdle were the scapula (shoulder blade) and the coracoid, both of which directly articulated with the clavicle.
• Trams and light rail vehicles have been made with articulated designs since the 1950s.
• In the lower jaws, the bones of the front and back halves loosely articulated, permitting the jaws to bow outward and increasing the animal's gape.
• The idea was articulated by Euler (1727), and in 1782 Giordano Riccati began to determine elasticity of some materials, followed by Thomas Young.

• Sawyer", and about the Court's theory of "super precedent," recently articulated by Chief Justice John Roberts.
• A commentator in "The Tocsin" articulated that it forced words to become deeds and resulted in the introduction of the Factories Legislation.
• In this and later film based research carried out in Arizona and California, he articulated fresh perspectives toward these groups which emphasized the positive importance of cultural diversity and approaches to schooling that would build on children's own cultural origins and energy.
• Amand (who made the inner articulated metallic skeletons of the dinosaurs).