Sentence examples for extension radius from inspiring English sources
Our findings suggest that the prosthesis design with a single flexion extension radius is associated with a good medium-term outcome.
Rationale: Most professional radio control systems reach 2 km of radius extension.
Furthermore a crust which has been formed by cooling of the lava surface may have also blocked extension of the radius.
Actually, the pre-eruption topography of the crater is bowl-shaped, and extension of the radius must have been blocked by the slope.
This specification represents the idea of a stepwise extension of the search radius for a training position when the conditions in the close-range area are poor.
This suggests that, rather than simply attributing this bond extension to the ionic radius of the halide, competition between metal stabilisation by hard and soft donors must also be considered.
The numerical results show that the lens shape represented by the ratio of the extension length to the lens radius plays an important role in maximizing the antenna gain and radiation spectral bandwidth.
Finally R3 relates to the radius of maximal extension of structural elements of the corona at which density differences between solvent and polymer attached dendrons vanish.
This work was undertaken because the pore energy formulas existing in the literature predict qualitatively different behavior of large pores: the original formula proposed by Abidor et al. in 1979 implies that the electrical force expanding the pore increases linearly with pore radius, while later extensions of this formula imply that this force decreases to zero for large pores.
Thus, our findings suggest that patients with single-radius prostheses will have a mechanical advantage in knee extension compared to those with multiple-radius designs, especially regarding higher degrees of knee flexion due to the physiological quadriceps forces needed to extend the knee.
'Reconstruction' consists of widening, redesign of radius of curvature and extension of infrastructure.
