Sentence examples for components shift from inspiring English sources
This is for the reason that the distortion components shift out of the band of interest for higher frequencies.
They could see how the components shifted during the stroke and what happened if different materials were used, making adjustments down to the thousandth of an inch.
Main relaxations of both components shifted inward, and both SEM and TEM analysis showed the development of a nanometer – sized morphology in the case of highly crosslinked semi IPN.
Although autophagy is a major cell survival pathway, excessive activation leads to massive degradation of cellular components, shifting the balance to self-destruction and autophagic cell death (type II programmed cell death).
The population ratio of the two components shifts from the HES-like towards the nucleotide-bound state with little if any apo population observed at the two time points.
After a detailed comparison, "Rotary axis component shift" is more suitable to definite the geometric errors of rotary axis.
The assemblages of the free-crystal component shift from two pyroxenes + plagioclase + Fe-Ti oxides before June 2010 to olivine+two pyroxenes+plagioclase+Fe-Ti oxides in the 2011 eruptions.
In this paper, two different commonly used geometric error definition and modeling methods are firstly identified and analyzed, named as "Rotary axis component shift" and "Rotary axis line shift".
The incidence of loosening of metal-backed implants (4 cases, 20%) was significantly higher than that observed with polyethylene glenoids (0%, P <.001) and was associated with component shift and severe osteolysis.
Points of particular interest in hemiarthroplasty are signs of loosening; periarticular calcification; displacement, dislocation or necrosis of the tuberosities; glenohumeral subluxation; periprosthetic lucency; component shift; loss of glenoid cartilage; and presence of bony erosion on the glenoid.
On going from crystalline to amorphous PET the C 1 s glycol component shifts ≈ +0.10 to +0.14eV, relative to the aromatic and carboxyl components.
