The phrase "a high pull" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to fitness, weightlifting, or sports, typically referring to a specific exercise or movement.
Example: "Incorporating a high pull into your workout routine can help improve your overall strength and explosiveness."
Alternatives: "an elevated pull" or "a high lift".
In a second step, the selection is based on the search of materials having a high pull-in tension and a high quality factor for the bridge of RF-MEMS.
Conversely, a high Ce concentration and a high pulling rate resulted in a strong degradation of the fiber surface quality causing defects to appear and a decrease in light output.
A high pull-step ratio indicates that a crow usually stepped on the string after pulling it up.
The adhesive response of the samples can thus be grouped in three preload phases: i) at low preload only LP form contact with the probe resulting in and a low pull-off force, ii) at intermediate preload both LP and SP form contact with the probe and a high pull-off force occurs, and iii) at high preload, the pillars buckle and the pull-off force breaks down.
OBB was tested by two further authors alone [16, 41] in combination with a high-pull headgear (HPH) [39].
And second, the overall contact area is suddenly increased, leading to a higher pull-off force, which is reflected in the absolute value of the pull-off force, the increase in the tensile part of Figure 2b which corresponds to the work of adhesion, and in the increasing number of detachment events as shown in Figure 2b.
I think the closest lift to the rowing motion would be a power high pull: Picking the bar up from the ground and bringing it up to your chest.
At low pulling velocities, unfolding or unbinding occurs over the outer barrier, located far from the native state (Fig. 2 A), while at high pulling velocities, the outer barrier is sufficiently lowered by the force that the inner barrier becomes rate-limiting instead (Fig. 2 B).
Titanium fiber mesh implants had developed a relatively high pull-out force in subcutaneous tissue (12.33 ± 5.29 N, mean ± SD) and also measurable attachment with muscle tissue (2.46 ± 1.33 N).
Low preload leads to a comparably high pull-off force, while high preload results in buckling of the structures at a certain buckling preload Pb, which reduces adhesion significantly.
He sang them in a high register, pulling back his resonant baritone and sounding more like an adult-contemporary crooner than the man who had once growled songs about pornography and car wrecks.
