Sentences with phrase «magnetic fluid»

Magnetic fluid technology replaces conventional speaker dampers for better signal transfer, reducing distortion for high - quality sound from a smaller speaker.

Audi magnetic ride adjusts the firmness of the dampers through an electronically charged magnetic fluid within the shock absorber.

On R8 V10 models, Audi magnetic ride adjusts the firmness of the dampers through an electronically charged magnetic fluid within the shock absorber.

This system uses special shocks filled with magnetic fluid that instantly change the firmness in milliseconds.

Utilizing magnetic fluid, these inventive mounts automatically stiffen to create a more solid coupling between the engine and chassis when the car is driven energetically.

Comfort also comes from the new Magnetic Ride Suspension system, based on a ferro - magnetic fluid damper with softer springs compared to the standard items.

Sam Lewitt makes abstraction from magnetic fluids and Liz Deschenes from a process closer still to photographic exposure.

A removable metallic grille hides two 19 mm super tweeters, twin 50 mm magnetic fluid mid-range drivers and a 94 mm subwoofer flanked by two passive radiators.

Also expected to benefit are physicist Weixing Wang, who seeks advanced visualization of the data from turbulence simulation runs, and physicists Josh Breslau and Steve Jardin, who use animated visualizations to help interpret the output of their magnetohydrodynamic codes, which treat plasma as a magnetic fluid.

Sensors calculate pitch, roll, squat, dive and yaw, instantly adjusting the suspension's magnetic fluid to form the ideal damping pressure.

This option is similar to Audi's Magnetic Ride system, and uses a magnetic fluid in the shock absorbers, the viscosity of which is controlled with an electromagnet.

All the old fluids and elements from the previous game make a return, such as lava, magnetic fluid, explosive gas, and various suits that bestow new abilities upon the ship.

Fluid Employment (2012), presented at the 2012 Whitney Biennial, New York, involved a crude system of display and a corresponding pattern of labor, established around a magnetic fluid used to reduce friction in industrial manufacturing.