Sentence examples for frontal movement from inspiring English sources

It indicates that as oil viscosity increases, frontal movement of injected water becomes worse.

Resistances were also much higher when crystals were oriented with their major axis perpendicular to the direction of frontal movement.

This showed long thin crystals, and the orientation of these crystals with respect to the direction of the frontal movement strongly affected frontal progression rates, which explained the earlier reproducibility problems.

A typical example of frontal structure movement perpendicular to the elongation, north-northeastward in this case, is shown in (d).

The purpose of this study was to determine if differences exist between females and males in total frontal plane movement and velocity of the knee during single-leg landing.

These findings are consistent with the evidence of two dorsal frontal eye movement areas that show a robust contralateral preference.

These findings support that frontal plane movement of the trunk away from the weightbearing leg results in a greater demand on the hip abductor muscles to maintain balance.

In adults, Hunt and Smith found no statistical difference in the total range of calcaneal frontal plane movement between normal and flexible flatfoot groups [ 30]; whereas Kernozek and Ricard [ 31], and Williams et al. [ 32] demonstrated that a lower arch height led to greater calcaneal eversion excursion and maximum calcaneal eversion angle.

As shown in Fig. 4c, speeds of Es frontal structure movements are similar to those of neutral winds and gravity waves observed in the E region (somewhat faster than those driven by semidiurnal tides).

Hence, the method is suitable for objectively and quantitatively assessing shoulder dysfunction in frontal plane movements as illustrated for eight volunteers and in the case with gleno-humeral osteoarthritis.

Noise ICs, which corresponded to distinct and clear image artifacts, were related to subject head motion and related susceptibility artifact at the frontal sinus; eyeball movement, cardiac-induced pulsatile fluctuation at the base of the brain and/or surrounding major vessels, and CSF signal fluctuation due the respiratory and cardiac cycles (see examples in [9], [18], [20], [48], [71]).