How To Use Cycloidal In A Sentence
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The paper theoretically analyzes the non-chain drawing mechanism with involute cycloidal compound tooth in a coal machine and researches the photoelastic test.
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These are the mathematical models of drawing the pitch curve and the profile of the cycloidal wheel.
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The principle of hypocycloidal synchromesh sleeve pocket machining was introduced.
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The ships are fitted with two independent Voith Schneider 18GH cycloidal propellers, which provide propulsion and steering in cruising and minehunting modes, and two twin tube bow thrusters.
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Our arch is a cycloidal arch, inspired by the one in Kahn's Kimbell Museum.
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V¹ = v '(1 - 5/4) = - ¼v': the planet wheel, or epicycloidal yoke, then, has the higher speed, so that if it be desired to "gear up," and drive the propeller faster than the engine goes (and this, we believe, was the purpose of the inventor), the pin-wheel must be made the driver; which is the reverse of advantageous in respect to the relative amounts of approaching and receding action.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 470, January 3, 1885
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Desargues proposed cycloidal teeth for gear wheels in the 1630's.
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He also worked on cycloidal pendulums, the laws of resistance in a fluid and differential geometry.
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The cycloidal curve might have been made by a Board School child.
The Prophet of Berkeley Square
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The coordinate system is constructed in such a way that each of these particles has a constant radial coordinate throughout its “cycloidal life”.
Arrow of Time FAQ
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On the basis of these, the general structure of the NC machine tool for synchromesh sleeves is designed with principle of hypocycloidal machining.
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A corollary to this proposition goes further by pointing out that, as the radius of the sphere is increased indefinitely, its surface approaches a plane surface and the law of the hypocycloidal asymptotically approaches Huygens's law of the cycloidal pendulum.
Newton's Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica
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Huygens believed that a pendulum swinging in a large are would be more useful at sea and he invented the cycloidal pendulum with this in mind.
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The house is situated rather low in a very extensive park, near a noble piece of water, over which is a very handsome bridge on 'cycloidal' arches.
The Dukeries
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The illustrations include photographs of lathes and chucks, engravings from 19th century magazines, and plates of cycloidal patterns produced by substituting paper for the material to be turned and a pencil or pen for the cutting tool.
Making Light: Open thread 135
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The cycloidal curves, including the astroid, were discovered by Roemer (1674) in his search for the best form for gear teeth.
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Regrav capsules slipped effortlessly through the air above it in strictly maintained traffic streams, long horizontals bands of fast motion winding up into cycloidal junctions that knitted the city together in a pulsing kinetic dance.
The Dreaming Void
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Do you call that a cycloidal curve?" asked Madame, with a contralto laugh that shook the library.
The Prophet of Berkeley Square
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You will trace the cycloidal curve of the planets -- can you do that?
The Prophet of Berkeley Square
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Newton recognized this concern and addressed it in Propositions 48 through 52 by extending Huygens's theory of the cycloidal pendulum to cover the hypocycloidal pendulum ” that is, a cycloidal path produced when the generating circle rolls along the inside of a sphere instead of along a flat surface.
Newton's Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica
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This theory-mediated measurement was based on the isochronism [36] of the cycloidal pendulum under uniform gravity directed in parallel lines toward a flat Earth.
Newton's Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica
