Sentence examples for changes in the moments from inspiring English sources

But Nelson says that changes in the moments before he steps into the ring.

That sort of in-the-moment changed for us.

The deformations of the cross-section lead to changes in the second moment of area of the cross-section and its neutral axis, and the analysis is therefore iterative.

Slight variation in gauge does not cause pronouncing changes in the moment carrying capacity of the connection.

We proposed using 3D electrogoniometric to measure of the effect of a "dome" osteotomy on patellar and femoro-tibial kinematics and the changes in the moment arms of the knee muscles.

If we compare LL events and nS events when the moment acceleration reaches a threshold of 10 PNm/s (i.e., zero in the horizontal axis in Figure 6), LL events typically show larger moment rates and milder changes in the moment acceleration than nS events.

Closer objects produce larger and more rapid changes in the moment, so K increases with decreasing x. Figure 4 shows the rotational stiffness calculated for tapered and untapered whiskers.

But that all changed in the moments before the 2014 Met Gala, where Talley stepped out SANS cape.

Using the ab initio exact muffin-tin orbitals method combined with an Ising-type spin model, we demonstrate that the magnetic moment of the solute atoms with the induced changes in the magnetic moments of the host atoms form the main factor in determining the mixing energy and chemical potentials of low-Cr Fe Cr based alloys.

For 100 mm beam depth there is no appreciable change in the moment capacity, but the joint stiffness reduces by 5.5%%.

A further sudden change in the moment distribution occurred in all slabs when positive moment cracking eventually initiated bond slip at the steel concrete interface when the total load reached to about 240 kN.