Sentence examples for gap movement from inspiring English sources

She recorded the video last month in Atlanta with Khao, founder of the Bridge DA Gap movement, which aims to communicate with and motivate young people using music.

Mr. Cates, who is known as Khao, is the founder of the Bridge DA Gap movement, which aims to communicate with and motivate young people using music.

In summary these studies showed a significantly higher axial stiffness and significantly less fracture gap movement [ 26] and a significant reduction of the neutral zone in mediolateral bending for the angular-stable locked intramedullary nails [ 27].

Additionally the group of Kaspar et al. found angle-stable locking of intramedullary nails in tibia fractures to result in less fracture gap movement and better radiologic, histomorphometric, biomechanical and clinical fracture healing in sheep [ 30].

At indirect loading, the axial gap movements increased at a slower rate in relation to the applied load.

At the same applied load in our experimental set-up, there were axial gap movements of 3 mm.

The analyses of the latter were carried out to examine expansion gap movements and all analyses were carried out to produce time-history responses of pier drift, pier shear forces and pier curvature demands.

We hypothesized that the optical measurement system would provide the same or higher accuracy for detecting fracture gap movements as the conventional system.

Second, the finite-element (FE) analysis of the HHP is described, to elucidate the efficacy of fracture-gap movement and closure, and the flexibility of the fixation under compressive, bending moment and torsional loads.

Table 1 Characteristics of mechanical studies Study n Outcome Method Conclusion Klitzman et al. [17] 8 fresh frozen human ankles Syndesmotic gap Tibiofibular movement Laxity due to cycling Cycling at submaximal loads in six-degrees-of-freedom-machine Dorsal/plantar flexion; internal/external rotation and inversion/eversion Good alternative for syndesmotic fixation.

In the wake of "The Gap Year" movement, and for all of the same reasons, I'd like to propose a corollary: "Eighth Grade Out!" This proposal grows from 20 years of working with this age group, first as as a public middle school teacher and then in my current role at North Star: Self-Directed Learning for Teens.