This approach implies a limited degree of movement toward participative management.
The method 1. PAN ENCODER -- Measures the degree of movement when the camera pans from side to side.
With a system of cables to keep the folds from stretching, convolutes provided a good degree of movement.
"For the surgeon, there is a greater degree of movement and control of the instruments and the visualization is better.
Because many segments of DNA are subjected to a surprising degree of movement, exons can move freely among intron segments.
Scientists have long understood that some degree of movement and mechanical strain can aid the healing of fractures, but the precise reasons were unclear.
Conclusions: Stroke alters a broad array of features of reaching, yet largely the same degree of movement control is preserved across a range of target locations.
A signal processor attached to the base of the board evaluates signals from the sensors to determine whether the hand, fingers or thumb have been flexed, and the degree of movement.
There's still a way to go before manifesto positions become clear and, faced with the possibility of actually having to implement policies, there will be a degree of movement towards the safe middle ground.
The same conformational change and degree of movement is also observed when we compared our structure with the ODC homodimer structures of other species, such as mouse and Trypanosoma brucei (PDB codes: 7ODC and 1NJJ 2,35.
Paul Lamb, 57, has spent the past 23 years receiving round-the-clock care following a car crash which left him with only a tiny degree of movement in his right arm.
