Sentence examples for displacing the position from inspiring English sources

Available biomechanical information shows that displacing the position of the humeral articular surface by as little as 4 to 5 mm has significant consequences.

We assessed the influence of attention by displacing the position of one of the targets or cursors perpendicular to the reaching direction 100 ms after the flash [ 14].

An increase in cross-flow, oil viscosity and capillary pressure displace the position of necking and drop detachment away from the capillary opening, which will have a decreasing effect on the final size of the drop.

The ETVr changes can further displace the position of the YMDD loop only after it has been destabilized by the M204 change.

Kn1-dominant mutants displace the position of the ligule into the blade and cause knot structures composed of mislocalized sheath tissue to form along the lateral veins (Sinha and Hake 1990; Vollbrecht et al. 1991).

Then, we randomly displace the positions of cortical columns to mimic the displacement due to the competition of two eyes.

But we know from other projects that Mr. Koolhaas likes to "displace the positions," as he puts it.

In fresh rat brain slices, we successfully measured up to a depth of about 400 µm for a 20×/0.5 objective and 200 µm for a 63×/0.9 objective known aberrations, obtained by displacing the CG position with respect to the AFP in the sample.

In our case, this method involved taking a window of a fixed size of 10 contiguous cytosines, calculating the average methylation value for those 10 cytosines, and then displacing the window one position (one cytosine) at a time for the successive calculations of the mean.

Across different blocks of trials, the relative position of target and inducer was controlled by vertically displacing the inducers (target positions remained constant).

In fresh thick highly scattering rat brain slices, for a medium range numerical-aperture (NA) and low-magnification (20×/0.5) objective, we successfully measure up to a depth of about 400 µm a known defocus aberration, obtained by displacing the coherence gate (CG) position with respect to the actual focus position (AFP).