Sentence examples for brush movement from inspiring English sources

The potters of the 16th century abandoned designs altogether and simply coated the vessel with a white slip either entirely or partially with a wide brush leaving the traces of the swift brush movement, an effect that helped to create a sense of spontaneity.

A contemporary described Turner 'pouring wet paint on to the paper till it was saturated, he tore, he scratched, he scrabbled in a kind of frenzy.' The brush movements are violent, the colour contrasts sudden: it's action painting, with the trickiest medium, long before the 20th century.

BMH: Horizontal brushing movement, TBA: Toothbrush A, LING: Lingual site, ABS1: Incisors and canines, ABS2: premolars.

This includes the programming ("teaching the robot") and standardization of any brushing movement, the calibration of different brushing forces and brushing time.

The results of OLS-estimation of residual plaque in clinical and robot study agree in the main results: The type of brushing movement is insignificant for the extent of residual plaque.

The mean values of the number of fields with residual plaque ranged from 1.96 to 3.81 with brushing technique horizontally, 1.59 to 4.37 with rotating and 2.00 to 4.33 with vertical brushing movement (of a total of 9.00 fields per site, all covered with plaque).

Scientists performed the rubber hand illusion with 234 healthy adult volunteers, only instead of brushing a rubber hand, they imitated brushing movements in midair in full view of the participants.

Therefore, the robot programme avoids any individual adaptation of brushing movements and brushing force different from the set standard.

Finally, the multivariate analysis revealed no statistically significant differences of plaque removal efficacy by different brushing movements in both clinical and robot programmes.

The total plaque removal efficacy of robot toothbrushing was significantly higher compared to clinical toothbrushing using the same test brushes, the same brushing movements and force and assessing the same teeth.

A more sophisticated equipment by Nygaard-Østby et al. was primarily developed to measure inter-proximal penetration of the toothbrush bristles by using a typewriter colour ribbon band to simulate inter-proximal space during horizontal or vertical brushing movements with brushing forces between 2.5 and 10.0 N [ 3].