Sentence examples for external peak from inspiring English sources

In order to discover the relation between external peak accelerations at the seat and internal peak loads, biodynamic data of experiments (36 subjects, three somatotypes, two different postures relaxed and bent forward; random WBV,aw, r.m.s. 1·4 ms−2, containing high transients) were used as input to a biomechanical model.

The LMG displayed a higher external peak flexion moment than the HMG.

A reduced external peak flexion moment has been related to a diminished net quadriceps use [ 16].

The dependent variables of interest were the external peak adduction moment in the first half of stance (first peak) and the external peak adduction moment in the second half of stance (second peak).

H1: The external peak KAM during walking will be reduced by a neuromuscular exercise program but not by a quadriceps strengthening program.

A sample size of 62 participants ensures adequate power to detect significant changes in the external peak KAM and KAM impulse after the 12-week study period.

Mountaineering experience gained on external peaks was not reflected in the dataset.

Also, because, according to Kwon et al. (2015) in healthy individuals, the external rotation peak of the knee joint, as well as plantar flexion peaks of the ankle joint, increases with an increase of gait speed while walking down a walkway it would be interesting to correlate the results of the present study with gait speed in the three studied groups [ 42].

According to the GC/QMS SCAN chromatogram of phenylalanine ethyl esters, external ion peak appeared at 7.3 min of retention time and phenylalanine ethyl esters appeared at 7.6 min, with much more remarkable peak height and area than other substances.

In order to measure the resonant frequency, an external 0.5 Vpp (peak to peak) AC sine wave with a superimposed dc voltage (0.25 V) was applied to the top electrode to vibrate the cantilever; the bottom electrode was grounded.

Toe-in was associated with decreased knee external rotation moment (peak) and decreased foot pronation moment (IC, peak).