longitudinal force meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. The fixing is also designed to resist torsion and the longitudinal force of acceleration and breaking.
2. However the longitudinal force increases with the square of the pulse amplitude, so the differences diminish with increasing amplitude.
3. The braiding is firmly connected to the hose fittings on both sides to absorb the longitudinal forces caused by internal pressure.
4. For a typical high-E nylon string, the maximum transverse force is roughly 40 times greater than the maximum longitudinal force amplitude.
5. Another way to overcome deflection issues is by decreasing the load on the rolls, which can be done by applying a longitudinal force; this is essentially drawing.
6. The longitudinal forces, including from braking and accelerating, are transferred to the ground at the eastern abutment, which forms the new fixed-point of the bridge.
7. In orthopedic surgery, "'ligamentotaxis "'is a technique of using continuous longitudinal force ( distraction ) in order to bring fracture fragments more closely together.
8. It's about getting the lid to the optimum angle for sound reproduction . . . and all of this stuff about what is the least force and at what angle and slippage versus longitudinal force is totally irrelevant twaddle ! talk ) 13 : 40, 6 July 2010 ( UTC)
9. When connected, the hydraulic pins exert a transverse force of 450 tons to the sockets, forcing the jaws of the barge apart by, and the angled faces of the coupling pins push the pusher forwards, resulting in a longitudinal force, also of 450 tons, at the bow pin.
10. In comparison, trail braking splits up the peak force the tire is able to generate partially toward braking ( longitudinal force acting on a tangent to the direction of travel, ) and partially toward steering ( lateral force acting perpendicular to direction of travel . ) See the traction circle for more info.