As shown in Figure 9, there were no obvious changes in moment during heating to ∼220 K, but a smooth and relatively steep anomaly occurred between ∼220 and 250 K.
This furthermore provided us with two sets of corresponding moment-rotation values, enabling us to calculate rotational stiffness, defined as change in moment divided by change in rotation.
The change in moment observed here is ∼1000 times smaller than obtained for a polycrystalline RUS sample of hematite (+ ∼3% magnetite) with similar dimensions to the sample used in the present study (see Figure 8 of Oravova et al).
Furthermore, the pattern of change in moment across the levels of angle was similar between the two groups (none-significant group × angle interaction) ANOVA revealed a significant main effect of group (F1,18 = 167.08; P < 0.001) on CV of force.
As mentioned, the changes in joint moments occurred especially in the first half of the stance phase, suggesting that the changes in joint moments represent a limited ability to brake in the first half of the stance phase.
Flux jumps are sudden changes in magnetic moment along particular measurement axis, after which the magnetic moment levels do not go back to that prior to the flux jump.
Construction of the bottom tunnel at first reduces bending moment in top tunnel lining and results in small changes in bending moment in the bottom tunnel lining after the construction of top tunnel.
By using modified scale factors, a designer can predict changes in magnetic moment, inductance, core series loss resistance, etc.
Kinetic changes in ankle moment quotient (AMQ) and ankle power quotient (APQ) were not significant either immediately or cumulatively in both groups.
