Angle of torsion

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(Geom.) of a curve) (Geom.), the indefinitely small angle between two consecutive osculating planes of a curve of double curvature.

See also: Torsion

Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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where [phi] is angle of torsion; [M.sub.x], [M.sub.z] are moments of bending and torsion about axes x and z; [I.sub.y] are minimum moment of inertia with respect to axis y; [I.sub.s] are inertial moment of torsion; G is modulus of shear.
Determination critical stresses of buckling on basis of stresses and geometrical parameters analyses
The third group comprised of the patients with III heavy degree of the breast bone torsion, with angle of torsion more than 30[degrees].
Operative correction of pectus excavatum deformity in children by the elasticity criteria of the sternocostal complex
where u - shift through turning; [phi] - angle of torsion; [delta] - vertical shift; D - shelf stiffness (D [approximately equal to] 1/2 [B.sub.1]); h - profile height; L - element length; [B.sub.1] = [EI.sub.y] (E - modulus of elasticity, [I.sub.y] - min moment of inertia); C = [GI.sub.tor] (G - shear modulus, [I.sub.tor] - moment of inertia in torsion).
Buckling of double-T construction elements for bridges in case of complicated loading/Sudetingai apkraunamu tiltu konstrukcijos dvitejiniu elementu klupdymas/Tiltu dubult-t veida konstrukciju elementu lodze komplicetas slogosanas gadijuma/Topelt-T sillaelementide notkumine raskes koormusolukorras
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