Meanings of stator in English

Between the stator and impeller, a hydrodynamic bearing is formed.

Proper ATP synthase function requires a stator linking the catalytic and rotary portions of the complex.

The results are used to develop an explicit model for the proton-induced conformational change in the stator.

The stator is wound full with No.

The HFP consists of the multi-vane impeller involving rotor magnets, a motor stator and pump housing having double-helical volutes.

Musk said in another update that Raptor "liberated its oxygen turbine stator" in what appears to be a mechanical failure.

Most electric motors direct the flux, or the flow of the electric field, outward through air between the moving rotor and stationary stator.

Instead of spinning a rotor, linear motors create a linear force along a flat stator (the stationary part of the electric motor).

Energizing ions flow through membrane-bound complexes formed from the proteins MotA and MotB, which are anchored to the cell wall and constitute the stator.

H-NS is known to bind FliG, a protein of the rotor that interacts with the stator and is directly involved in rotation of the motor.

Here, we inquire if any specific interactions between the stator and the rest of the rotor are needed for the generation of a sizable torque.

This energy conversion requires proper interactions between the rotor and stator in V(o)V1 for tight coupling among chemical reaction, torque generation, and ion transport.

STATOR.-Thefixed or stationary coil of a variometer or a variocoupler.

The entablature of the temple of Jupiter Stator, like that of the Pantheon, is two diameters and one half.

Properly designed molecular rotors with sizable stators and a fast-moving rotator could provide efficient building blocks for amphidynamic crystals.

I went down at Thompson's pasture: Stator came to me, and told me soon that my son was cleared and a free man.