Sentence examples for guide axis from inspiring English sources

Waves can strongly attenuate along the guide axis due to the energy leakage into the surrounding medium, which reduces the propagating distance.

However for guiding structures buried in large solid media, waves can be strongly attenuated along the guide axis due to the energy radiation into the surrounding medium, usually considered as unbounded.

As the two holders are pushed against cortical surfaces, the simultaneous gear rotation allows the cutting guide axis (which is perpendicular to the saw blade guiding slit) to get aligned with the angle bisector FCAB.

Here, we demonstrate that chromatin anchoring of the axial element is adaptable to ongoing transcription, and we identified independent roles for the meiotic cohesin subunit Rec8 and the conserved meiotic axis component Hop1 in guiding axis protein binding throughout the genome and on small chromosomes, respectively.

This paper focuses on the on the design and calibration of an elastically guided vertical axis that will be applied in a small high precision 3D Coordinate Measuring Machine aiming a volumetric uncertainty of 25 nm.

Additional file 2: Emergency department ultrasonography guided long-axis antecubital intravenous cannulation-part 2. Demonstration of initial short-axis probe positioning and transitioning to a long-axis approach to the antecubital vein.

(MOV ) Additional file 3: Emergency department ultrasonography guided long-axis antecubital intravenous cannulation-part 3. Demonstration of placing the needle catheter with ultrasound long-axis guidance into the antecubital vein with good blood flow.

Figure 1 Dr, Riley performing an ultrasound guided long-axis antecubital intravenous line placement.

Additional file 1: Emergency department ultrasonography guided long-axis antecubital intravenous cannulation-part 1. Introduction, equipment needed, and contraindications for placing an ultrasound guided antecubital intravenous catheter.

Presented is a case of first attempt cannulation success with an ultrasound guided long-axis approach to the antecubital brachial vein (see video clips in Additional file 1).

Several investigators have shown that the success rate of first attempt antecubital vein catheterization using the ultrasound guided short-axis approach to the vessel technique is between 43% and 73% [4, 5, 7, 11, 15].