Sentence examples for curve angle from inspiring English sources
Numerical simulations with a full vectorial beam propagation method demonstrate that it allows highly accurate curve angle detection.
The heat transfer rate in a tube fitted with a turbulator may be increased up to 900%, in turbulent flow and with a curve angle of 45°.
No associations between pain, residual curve angle and sagittal profile were noticed since both of them were pain-free and the improvement of lumbar lordosis was well maintained during follow-up.
Scoliosis, a 3-dimensional structural deformity of the spine, is defined as a curve angle of more than 10° measured on a standard anterior-posterior radiographic projection using the Cobb technique (Cobb 1948, Willner and Uden 1982).
The Cobb angle under consideration was either the final Cobb angle, defined as the curve angle in skeletally mature patients (n = 35), or Cobb angle, measured in the last followup of those patients who were skeletally immature (n = 45).
After the evaluation, a total of 21 participants with a curve angle of 6 to 20 degrees, without any previous surgical or orthotic treatment for AIS, were recruited for the study.
For inclusion: at least age 10 at brace prescription; Risser 0 2; primary curve angles between 25° and 40°; no previous treatment; if female, either premenarchal or less than 1 year postmenarchal.
According to the SRS guidelines, only scoliotic patients with the following characteristics should be included in clinical trials evaluating the effects of conservative treatment: age 10 years or older when bracing is started; Risser score 0 2; primary curve angles 25 40° Cobb; no prior treatment for scoliosis; if female, either premenarchal or less than 1 year postmenarchal [ 5].
Different lanes have different curve angles.
Rennie Mackintosh roses are drawn in frosted white glass on one side of the thin vase, their curving angles intertwining.
He uses grids of photographs, and looking closely you can pick out repeated shapes: curves, angles, squares and circles.
