Sentence examples for changes of length from inspiring English sources

Each intrafusal fibre consists of contractile (motor) parts at both ends and a noncontractile sensory midsection that serves as a receptor for stretch (changes of length and tension).

Histogram of natural multiplicative changes of length of consecutive messages in BBC discussions, defined as m i = L ( P i ) / L ( P i − 1 ), on a logarithmic scale.

By physiological loading of the rotator cuff, folding was removed, and caused non-significantly more changes of length in SSP and ISP+TM.

Due to the complexity of movements, particularly in SCP, changes of length and related relative position are hard to predict in detail, so that a systematic study using in vivo imaging is indicated for both SCP and TD subjects.

Strain, δl/l, is the fractional change in the length of a body under stress, where δl is the change of length and l is the length.

Thus the ratio of extrafusal intrafusal contraction determines whether or not a change of length in the midsection will occur during muscle activity.

Principle of operation is based on change of length of optical path cavity between the magnetostrictive wire and fiber-optic tip.

During this period mortar samples were visually observed regularly while their expansion was estimated on a weekly basis by measuring the change of length with a micrometer.

In analogy, the expressions for the average rotation gradient tensor and the average Cosserat strain tensor are obtained from considerations of the change of length and change of rotation of a line element in the two-dimensional case.

There were no significant interactions between initial length and the change of length; however, the highest rate of preterm deliveries occurred among women with a cervical length <3 cm at the first sonogram (23%).

The change of length due to the axial force as well as the plastic interaction between bending moment and normal force is disregarded here.