Sentence examples for bisector of the intersection from inspiring English sources

The osteotomy relative to the tibial plafond was defined as the bisector of the intersection angle.

The osteotomy relative to the tibial plafond was defined as the bisector of the mean intersection angle ICC Intraclass correlation coefficient, SD standard deviation, Sw measurement error, 95% CI 95% confidence interval Interobserver reliability of CT was good to excellent (ICC, 0.65 0.91; p < 0.001).

The HSA program automatically set three ROIs defined as: (1) narrow neck, traversing the narrowest width of the femoral neck, (2) intertrochanter, along the bisector of the shaft and femoral neck axes, and (3) shaft, at 1.5 times the minimum neck width distal from the intersection of the neck and shaft axes.

The Voronoi diagram of multiple curves is constructed to generate bisector of the geometric domain.

As a result, we conclude that the line O K ¯ is the bisector of the angle ∠PON.

Step one is to define the bisector of the angular deformity.

The main vertical sections are located along the coordinate axes and the bisector of the angle between them.

The AP axis now lies at right angles to the bisector of the angular deformity.

The starting position for this is the bisector of the angulation in the plane of the first resolved angular deformity.

S- (red) and P-polarization (blue) are respectively parallel and perpendicular to the bisector of the nanorods.

This is exemplified by diagrams in the famous argument for the proposition that all triangles are isosceles: the meeting point of an angle bisector and the perpendicular bisector of the opposite side is represented as falling inside the triangle, when it has to be outside (Rouse Ball 1939; Maxwell 1959).