Meanings of catenary in English

To this catenary the trolley wire was suspended by hangers at short intervals.

You hesitate between the catenary and portion of a circle.

There must be two attached alternately to the catenary cable.

Even old-fashioned catenary wires could get a new lease on life with the Proterra.

Not at all: the catenary appears actually every time that weight and flexibility act in concert.

Some 17,000 individual wires will be used in the new suspension bridge's single catenary.

The kinetics were adequately fit by a catenary 2-compartment model for estimation of tracer distribution volumes (DVs).

When a catenary of steel a mile long is hung in the clear over a river, believe me, God knows.

Blown by the wind, the little parachute would go sailing up the string, climbing the graceful catenary to the kite.

Copper particles were 96⁻150nm in diameter and were likely emitted via catenary wire arc discharges.

But I would rather propose, that you make your middle rail an exact catenary, and the interior and exterior rails parallels to that.

To eliminate any possibility of the trolley wire breaking, a strong steel cable, called a catenary, was slung just above the trolley wire.

She was running ahead of me along a sidewalk supported by giant cables in catenary curves, with only emptiness and fog beneath us.

We first define the concept of independent constraints and show that n-compartment linear mammillary or catenary models are uniquely identifiable under n-1 independent constraints.

Numerical Model of Cable Sag You can mathematically derive the sag in a cable, an exercise that gets you the famous catenary cable shape.

Their spidery metalwork soared, and their catenaries rolled like the swells off Amagansett.