In this case, even if the outside diameter of specimen remains the same, a variation in the position of the axis of the steel pulling bars allows the effective height (size) of the specimens to be varied.
In Table 3 the dimensions of the different MDCT specimens tested are shown whereby two different distances from the load axis (axis of the steel pulling bars) to the ligament back side of the specimen and three different relative notch depths are chosen.
If the center of mass for the steering mechanism is in front of the steering axis, then the pull of gravity will also cause the front wheel to steer in the direction of a lean.
That's how the team ended up turning to Unity, which allowed them to map out not just the x and y axis of the radar data they pull in, but the z axis, too.
In both cases of pulling along either the N-to-C or N-to-RGD axis, the work put into the system is initially used to reorient the module until the end points of the axis (the anchor point and the pulling point) are aligned along the direction of pulling (along the long axis of 10FNIII).
Adductors pull a bone or cartilage closer to the axis of the body, or limb, while abductors pull away from the axis.
Here z, our chosen reaction coordinate, is position along the pore axis, K pull = 2000 kJ mol−1 nm−2 is the stiffness of a harmonic spring one end of which moved with constant velocity v = 10 nm/ns (pull rate) along z while the center of mass of the calcein molecule was attached to the opposite spring end and also restrained to move along the pore axis.
a1: antro-posterior tunnel, 2: half pin inserted in the proximal fragment stopping just before the intercondylar eminence, 3: the direction of pull of the Gigli saw, 4: distal osteotomy perpendicular to the tibial shaft anatomical axis.
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The ankles were tested in different ways: external/internal rotation; dorsal/plantar flexion; eversion/inversion; pull out strength along the axis of the repair apparatus; and axial loading.
