The phrase "a large twist" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant change or unexpected turn in a situation, story, or argument.
Example: "The plot of the movie took a large twist when the protagonist discovered the truth about their past."
Alternatives: "a major turn" or "a significant twist".
A grain boundary with a large twist component could cause a short crack to arrest or branch.
A large twist of a focusing knob has some chance of bringing a microscope into better focus when it is far from the best setting.
A large twist angle of the crack plane deflection at the grain boundary gave rise to a higher resistance to crack growth across the grain boundary, while a small twist angle represented a smaller resistance.
1-Position substituted analogue exhibited a large twist angle of 52.0° and a strong electronic coupling between the core and the peripheral moieties, resulting in the strong dipolar property and the high fluorescent quantum efficiency of over 80% in the solution and the solid state.
However, since its torsional rigidity is low, this results in a large twist angle.
However, the Young's modulus of plastic is significantly lower than that of metal and the torsional rigidity is also low, which results in a large twist angle.
They not only specifically yet discretely target large customer groups, but also twist its use to avoid creating a media outcry.
The device is being replaced by a tall glass filled with Tropicana and an orange-colored twist cap atop large cartons that is shaped like a halved orange.
Consequently, the large number of kinks or twists largely offsets the benefit of the high thermal conductivity of CNT, giving rise to a great degradation in thermal conductivity.
Recommended: Rolled Gold Classic Style Tiny Twists or Rolled Gold Classic Style Regular Braided Twists (these are larger - for beginners).
A shaft is defined as a beam-like structural member that is designed to carry a large twisting moment.
