Sentence examples for centre disc from inspiring English sources
Relative displacement between centre disc and planetary disc.
1. Input shaft 2. Centre disc 3. Planetary disc 4. Cross-disc 5. End cover disc.
In this paper, cross-ball equal-speed mechanism is proposed, and centre disc is treated as output disc.
The specific contents are shown as follows: 1. Relative displacement between centre disc and planetary disc delta_{23} = x_{2} - x_{3} + u_{2} - u_{3} (3) 2.
Cycloid ball engagement pairs consist of hypocycloid groove in the left end face of planetary disc, epicycloid groove in the right end face of centre disc, and balls between two discs.
According to the force analysis, a planar problem is considered where input shaft, centre disc, and planetary disc have two degrees of freedom: one translational around its own axis and one rotational along the x axis.
Each of the patient's folders has two images minimum, at least one for the right side eye and one for the left side, where two different angles were captured, with optic disc centre and macula centre, respectively.
We propose the detection of the macula region by an angle of 37° up and down from the horizontal line crossing the optic disc centre and with the centre of the macula region situated at two disc diameter (2DD) distance from the optic disc centre.
They defined the region of interest as an area of a sector originating at the optic disc centre by an angle of 30° above and below the line between the optic disc centre and the centre of the retinal image disc.
Radiograph imaging of motion segments injected with radio-opaque dye demonstrate that the amount which could be injected into the centre of the disc increased with the amount of enzyme used, occupying approximately 10 25% of the disc volume after a week.
The optic disc centre and blood vessels extraction are performed prior to the detection of the macula by using the centre of optic disc and thresholding, followed by vessel enhancement and locating the macula as the darkest pixels in the region.
