Sentence examples for choice of lateral from inspiring English sources

Objects close to the road affected the drivers' choice of' lateral position.

Experiments and calculations both indicate that the compressive response is governed by bending of the constituent struts of the Y-frame and is sensitive to the choice of lateral boundary conditions: the energy absorption for a no-sliding boundary condition exceeds that for free-sliding.

This negative effect is usually overcome by a careful choice of lateral branches along the trunks during tree training (Forshey et al., 1992).

The choice of the lateral creepage, the value of the friction coefficient and the lateral contact position on the wheel tread are seen to have a strong influence on the occurrence and amplitude of the stick/slip oscillations.

The test conditions are similar to the ones used in the previous subsection except for the choice of the lateral views.

A high-fidelity moving-base driving simulator was used to measure choice of speed and lateral position in combination with stress (heart rate measure) and eye tracking.

Additionally, the uniformity of the ink distribution was controlled by the optimum choice of the printer lateral step size and the overlap between the drop replicas on the surface.

One study, however, found greater activation of the dorsal ACC and no differences in vmOFC and DLPFC activation in children (9 12 years) compared to adults (18 26 years) for high-risk relative to low-risk choices and greater recruitment of lateral OFC in children for negative feedback in a relatively simple choice selection task based on outcome probability [ 68].

This is an interesting reconciling finding, but their choice of parameters for Cdc42 lateral diffusion is low.

After having eliminated the possibility of a fracture, early functional treatment is the therapy of choice for mild and acute forms of lateral ankle ligament injuries since it there are no surgery related risks as infections, thrombosis, embolism, scars, pain, wound healing problems or anesthesia related adverse effects.

A higher ASA score is associated with higher perioperative risks, supporting the choice of a locoregional technique (and lateral approach), even after the introduction of the anterior direct approach.