suspension points

The lining is attached to suspension points welded to the roof section.

This design provided quick and accurate creation of subframe and also maintained precise suspension points.

The functional difference between these variants lies in the stability of the sling when in use: the more suspension points, the less movement.

The name of the song ends with three suspension points - not a question mark - suggesting "the singer had doubts about her usefulness on Earth".

Blade felt hooks of urrish steel yank his carapace at all five suspension points.

These traveling waves will reflect at boundaries such as the suspension points of vibrating strings or the open or closed ends of tubes.

An experimental method for locating the center of mass is to suspend the object from two locations and to drop plumb lines from the suspension points.

Suspension bondage is a form of sexual bondage where a bound person is hung from one or more overhead suspension points.

The suspension points were individually mounted directly to the GRP chassis as were the engine mounts.

Suspension points on telescopic supports for stage equipment (hoists), improved sound and heat insulation, and two lighting bridges optimize the action on stage.

Chassis - Twin rail ladder in RHS with suspension points body outriggers and roll bar plinths.

Engine clutch and gearbox were insulated as one assembly from the chassis by live rubber, there being two suspension points in front and one at the back of the gearbox.

Seeming to float in the treetops like huge wooden eyeballs, they're built from cedar, ecofriendly, fastened by suspension points, with wooden stairways hanging from the trees like rigging.

Their particality is at critical odds with their wavehood, let's say, and yet . . . "Thanks be to the muse of physical narrative for that and yet. . . ." And for the suspension points thereafter: their only hope.

By the time he returned to New York, four years later, to fly Mary Martin in the new musical version of Peter Pan, Foy had invented a new system, the "Inter-Related Pendulum", which utilized two suspension points, each controlled by a separate operator.

Elisabeth R. Benjamin, a lawyer with Bronx Legal Services, an agency that provides legal help for poor people, said the MetroPlus suspension points strongly to what she said is a larger lack of primary care doctors who see Medicaid patients, and she predicted that more plans will be suspened soon.

The carrier itself has a safety link across the suspension points (a parachute can be used, also, to obviate disaster) and the pulley on the main line carries a steadying vane to retain loop separation, instead of having it twist with variations of line tension - braid line of generous breaking strain is recommended.