The clock has three circles that
rotate at different speeds: a circle representing the second hand, one representing the minute hand, and one for the hour.
The differential's inherent ability to allow driven wheels to
rotate at different speeds has a drawback.
A differential is basically a mechanical, gear - based, device that allows engine - driven wheels to
rotate at different speeds while still being driven by the same power source.
When a car turns, its outer and inner wheels
rotate at different speeds; this is conventionally controlled by using a differential.
A limited - slip differential (LSD) is a type of differential that allows its two output shafts to
rotate at different speeds but limits the maximum difference between the two shafts.
The third, and main function of a differential though — and the one from which it derives its name — is that it allows two driven wheels on the same axle to
rotate at different speeds.
Our primary requirement of both the differentials needing to
rotate at different speeds under normal use.
[2] The group also found that each of the three different generations
rotate at different speeds — the youngest stars rotate the fastest, and the oldest stars rotate the slowest.
Not exact matches
Rotating independently of the planet, turning
at a
different speed within a fluid outer core, this solid, satellite - size sphere holds clues to understanding Earth's earliest history and perhaps even life on the planet.
Participants are all seated
at different tables while the men (or women - LGBT
speed dating events)
rotate every 6 minutes until everyone has met.
This allows the wheels to
rotate independently and either side of the vehicle to travel
at a
different speed.
The spider gears
rotate only when the rear wheels move
at different speeds (like when you are turning sharply).
Controls power to the wheels, allowing them to
rotate at «
different speeds», thus the name «differential».
If they
rotate at greatly
different speeds due to a loss of traction
at the rear axle, the oil becomes more viscous as a result of its internal friction.
Observe an animation of a
rotating Earth and draw conclusions about the
speed of objects
at different latitudes.