The proprioceptors detect any changes in physical displacement (movement or position) and any changes in tension, or force, within the body.
Ore mining under the open-pit final slope will result in caving and large displacement movement of rock-masses surrounding the goaf.
The investigation illustrates the usefulness and cost-effectiveness of the trenching technique allied with geochronological methods to obtain information on the precise limits, age, failure mechanism, kinematics (progressive vs. episodic displacement, movement rate) and chronological evolution of landslides.
The second type can be qualified as displacement movement and is characterized by fast and directed movements designed for considerable net displacement and settlement at some distance from the previous or natal site [ 10].
A digital camera (SONY, DCR-SR60) was set an angle of 45° (compared with horizontal plane) to record the displacement movement, and the latter was continuously and in real time visible on the screen.
However, the sort of mechanism described here might aid the displacement, movement, and rearrangement of SSB by processing proteins that are binding to ssDNA itself or translocating on ssDNA.
Sonja Trauss is founder of the San Francisco Bay Area Renters Federation, which the activist describes as "the increase capacity arm of the anti-displacement movement".
What is the impact of changing bolus volume on hyoid movement parameters (maximum displacement position, movement duration, velocity, and peak velocity), along the X (anterior), Y (superior), and XY (hypotenuse) axes of movement?
This contrast between groups can however be explained by differences in movement displacement, since a movement of a given velocity becomes smoother by reductions in displacement [ 23] and this has not been taken into account in the figure.
Since peak movement velocity is strongly related to the displacement of movement [ 20], we also compared groups for peak velocity and acceleration at the M speed conditions using displacement as a covariate.
