Sentence examples for angular peak from inspiring English sources
The amplitude and velocity of the cross point movement were significantly positively related to the angular peak velocity of knee extensor during rapid vertical jumping in trials with PMSP.
D = frac{0.9lambda }{beta costheta } (5) where λ is the wavelength of X-ray used (1.5405 Å), β is the angular peak width at half maximum in radians and θ is Bragg's diffraction angle.
In particular, the broad peak P corresponds to the interbackbone spacing (0.43 nm) in the direction normal to the coplanar phenylene rings, while the periodic angular peak distribution yields a lattice spacing of about 2.5 nm, and is in very good agreement with the bilayer spacing of the two neighbouring MEH-PPV chains (2.47 nm), i.e. MEH-PPV ethylhexyloxy side groups are interdigitated [32].
They are exceptional features in the scenery of the region, and are rendered all the more striking by their proximity to the angular peaks and rugged outlines of the High Sierra".
In each direction, with the increase of angular velocity, peak torque decreased, whereas peak power increased.
In the minimum angular velocity, peak was 19.49°/s (P < 0.05).
Peak-to-peak angular velocities in the stance limb were compared through multivariate analyses to measure the group and limb effects (Objective 1).
Although no significant difference in peak-to-peak angular velocity at the stance limb joints was detected except for the ankle of the injured limb in PM direction, a tendency for larger values in the healthy group compared to the LAS was observed.
Electron conic distributions have angular distributions with peak fluxes well separated from the field aligned-direction.
The results suggested that difficulty in controlling the applied velocity might be complemented by presenting torque data as a function of peak angular velocity in each stretching cycle.
In contrast, the mean asymptotic value of the peak angular speed (Ωpas) was 160±67°/s for spastic individuals, compared with only 72±21°/s for healthy individuals.
