Sentence examples for bundle capture from inspiring English sources

However, at this site, "His" bundle capture was noted with an 11/12 ECG pace-map match and local activation which preceded QRS onset by 40 ms. Ablation was commenced at low-power settings and was stopped early owing to the occurrence of a single nonconducted sinus beat.

The fourth example is the conductivity measurement of DNA bundles; this measurement demonstrates that humidity is the main factor affecting the electrical conduction in a DNA bundle captured between microactuated silicon tweezers [ 30].

We formulate in situ parameter identification techniques for multistable spring models of compressed CNT bundles, which capture the sequential buckling through the height of the bundle, as well as the overall mechanical response.

Here and there by the side of the road, felled trees are tied up in bundles, like captured prisoners.

Small bundles may not capture the required flow physics experienced by larger bundles.

We have also developed an analytical model, suitable to be included in existing or new fibre bundle models, that captures how the recovery length and stress concentration factor vary with the broken cluster size, and validated its predictions against our FE simulations.

Such a framework proposing a sufficient bundle of measures that capture (1) how companies adopt systematic innovation practices at the company level, (2) the complex processes that influence the organization's innovation capability, and (3) the relationship between innovation practices and company success in the mid- and long term has not been shaped yet, still remaining a challenge.

This indicates that parallel electrode is efficient to capture SWCNT-bundles.

The family innovation parameter captures a bundle of factors that make a set of sibling outcomes deviate from their expected growth.

Comparison of the parameters averaged over different bundles allowed us to capture the general picture of the maturational asynchrony.

The microtweezers were designed to be used for simultaneous mechanical stretching and electrical characterization of the captured DNA bundle (Fig.  5a) [ 70– 72].