Self-propelled rotary tools (SPRT) employs round inserts rotating continuously about its axis as a result of the driving motion impacted by the cutting force, thus minimising the effect of thermal energy along the entire edge and preventing excessive heating of a particular portion of the insert edge.
Partitioned slip separated by several tens of kilometer distance was explained by deeper oblique driving motion in viscous lower crust (Bowman et al. 2003).
In many physical and biophysical studies, single-particle tracking is utilized to reveal interactions, diffusion coefficients, active modes of driving motion, dynamic local structure, micromechanics, and microrheology.
The work seemed to take its basic impetus and contour from the finale of Prokofiev's Seventh Sonata, a driving perpetual-motion toccata, adding a querulous tone, with frequent disruptions and nerve-jangling pounding on the piano's top register.
Here, mantle drag (a component of (T_mathrm{RS})) is treated as a resistive force rather than a driving force of plate spin motion, because the toroidal components in mantle convection are negligible (Hager and O'Connell 1978) and are unlikely to excite the spin motion of plates.
The significant cell movement into the ventral regions from the more lateral mesoderm may be a driving force to the biased motions.
doi: 10.7554/eLife.00031 Image Measuring motion perception in a driving simulator There is a stretch of Highway 401 in Canada that is known as 'Carnage Alley' because of the number of horrific accidents that have happened there.
Basically, you and any teammates present when the ruck starts will want to bind arms and begin to push into the members of the opposing team by making a driving, stamping motion with your legs (called "rucking").
Such a model is consistent with previous work showing that individual purified dynein-dynactin complexes move bidirectionally in vitro, with additional dynein-dynactin complexes bound to a bead driving unidirectional motion in the minus end direction (Ross et al., 2006).
Pick your knees up high in the driving motion, following through the tackle.
