| Another addition is a tensioning damper that must work whether the unit is cranking the engine or generating power. |
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| These sutures were then attached to a load cell mounted on a tensioning jig. |
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| After installing and tensioning the new chain, run it at half throttle for two minutes before cutting anything. |
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| For example, the shelters incorporate a unique cover tensioning system that keeps their tents drum tight, reducing fabric wind noise. |
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| The machine has a unique frame design which allows for automatic expansion and retraction of the garment tensioning frame. |
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| Driver and passenger front air bags, plus a safety belt tensioning system that tightens the belts within milliseconds of a crash. |
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| A snowcat's main frame is mounted on support axles that act as the vehicle's suspension mechanism, the front axle also tensioning the tracks. |
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| With a pang and a ping and a scrunch not unlike the sensation you get when a tooth is pulled, the glass shattered the moment the tensioning springs were released. |
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| While we were tooling around up at the top of the ancient rickety ski lifts, I just had to check out the winching mechanism for tensioning the lift cables. |
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| This is precisely the idea behind many of the market's frameless stencil tensioning systems. |
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| It will then send a compensating signal to another tensioning device, such as the pneumatic brake, DC drive or a clutch. |
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| However, most sanding machines have some type of adjustable tensioning device. |
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| The company has been commissioned to provide post tensioning services on several bridges. |
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| Tensioning the cable results in an uplift force at each of the stanchions. |
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