Sentence examples for downward transmission from inspiring English sources

Although well-adapted for the downward transmission of the body's weight, the structure of the knee itself offers little resistance to the lateral displacement of the femur and tibia condyles during motion, so the knee's stability depends on the strength of the surrounding ligaments and muscles.

The invention provided a comparatively economical transmission system, which avoided costly devices, and its downward transmission system was relatively complete.

In this paper, the propagation characteristics of drilling fluid pressure pulsed downward transmission system are studied deeply.

The drilling fluid is more suitable for the actual situation of drilling engineering pulse as the transmission medium realizes the drilling parameters oriented downward transmission.

When an anomaly occurs, the ground sends an intervention command to the underground controller via the "downward transmission system," thereby changing underground tool parameters.

Superimposed on this slow signal was a fast component exhibiting a rhythmic increase in light transmission (downward signal in fig. 3C and D) associated with each cycle of activity.

In particular, as we have discussed earlier, each cycle of activity is accompanied by a rhythmic increase in light transmission (a downward signal) that peaks later than the electrical activity (see fig. 3) and which may delay the peak of the VSD signal.

Downward trends in P. falciparum transmission were noted in many areas.

The transmission bias could introduce a downward bias in duplication span and an upward bias in deletion span in selfing C. elegans.

The last two months conclude the price transmission with a large and statistically significant downward correction.

The theory is that as viral levels drop, transmission will, too, leading the epidemic to spiral downward.