Sentence examples for central diameter from inspiring English sources

Insert the first pin using this knee flexion technique 1.5 cm proximal to the proposed osteotomy level, checking that it is placed at right angles to the anatomical axis and across the central diameter of the femur.

A potential limitation of the present study is that EIT measures an eclipse with a central diameter of 5 to 10 cm.

These terms are mathematically related by the following equation: E = e = − Q. Galilei calculates the eccentricity e of the surface within a central diameter of 8 mm averaged over all meridians.

Also, the heart moves upward and sideways as PEEP decreases, thereby taking more space within the left portion of the electrode plane, as can be anticipated from Figure 2. Furthermore, the EIT device used in the present study measures an eclipse with a central diameter of 5 to 10 cm.

For every trial, the monkey placed its unrestrained arm on a central target (diameter = 24 mm) and fixated on a small white cross (diameter = 6 mm).

Baffles prevent non-reflected or singly reflected photons from impinging on the focal plane within the central 30′ diameter region of the field of view.

As a loop approaches the central 30′ diameter region of the field of view, the inner parts of the loop fade and break up.

The sonic condition is achieved for different air and liquid mass flow rates as a function of the air central channel diameter.

The mean volume, central plane diameter, thickness, aspect ratio and sphericity of the precipitates in the grain interior as well as near to the grain boundary were measured and/or calculated.

Fission product distribution, swelling and fuel clad gap evolution, central hole diameter variation, restructuring, fission gas release and clad wastage due to fuel clad chemical interaction were evaluated through non-destructive and destructive examinations.

To compare the effectiveness of scanning laser entoptic perimetry with static automated perimetry as a noninvasive instrument for screening for glaucomatous damage in visually asymptomatic subjects within the central 60° (diameter) of vision.