Sentence examples for displacement of head from inspiring English sources

Importantly, movement measures such as position changes, larger displacement of head movements (i.e., total distance traveled per unit time), larger area of movement, and more temporal scaling (i.e., frequency of movement) as measured by the Quotient® ADHD System do significantly differentiate the two groups with good statistical group classification and sensitivity and specificity.

15 Therefore we constructed a theoretical head banging model with the basic assumption that the angular displacement of the head during head oscillation in pitch follows a sinusoidal motion in the sagittal plane with the T1-C7 joint acting as the axis of rotation.

The frame-wise displacement (FD) of head position [ 38] was not different between groups (t = 1.32, p = 0.192, Table  1).

We varied the range of angular displacement of the head and neck and the frequency of the movement in the theoretical model and derived Head Injury Criterion (HIC) and Neck Injury Criterion (NIC) levels (see equations 1 and 2, respectively).

The cross head displacement was constantly monitored and the load rate was adjusted to maintain the constant displacement of cross head.

This table, given the head's initial state and the input it reads from the tape in that state, determines (a) the symbol that the head will write on the tape, (b) the internal state it will occupy, and (c) the displacement of the head on the tape.

The crack is propagated at about a 30° angle to the edge with an increasing shear displacement of the head of the anchor bolt after a shear load is applied to the large anchorage system (Lee et al. 2010).

This would indicate a possible initial displacement of the head inside the polyethylene liner.

The second case shows absence of the margin of the acetabulum with displacement of the head of the femur upon the dorsum of the ilium.

Fracture with more than 50% displacement of the head against the metaphysis (surgical neck) will also meet the criteria.

Before the availability of radiographs Dupuytren [ 4], in 1826, observed some newborn infants with displacement of the head of the femur from the acetabulum; he named this condition "congenital displacement".