Sentence examples for held tangentially from inspiring English sources

The coil was held tangentially to the skull and positioned at 45° in relation to the nasion-inion line.

The coil was held tangentially to the scalp, with the handle pointing backwards and laterally (at a 45° angle from the midline).

The stimulation coil was held tangentially, flat against the scalp at the occipital pole (roughly corresponding to the Oz position of the 10-20 EEG reference system).

During real rTMS, the center of the coil was held tangentially to the scalp and symmetrically across the midline of the occipital pole, targeting the tip of the calcarine fissure.

The coil was held tangentially to the skull, 45° from the midsagittal axis of the subject's head to stimulate fibers travelling horizontally with respect to the cortical surface [46].

The coil was held tangentially on the scalp, approximately perpendicular to the central sulcus, 450 from the anterior-posterior axis, with the handle pointing posteriorly over the optimal spot for eliciting MEPs in the contralateral FDI muscle [64] (amplification x2000-5000, band-pass filter 0.3 1000 Hz, digitization sampling rate of 2 kHz/channel).

Two years ago, Casa 0101 theater in Boyle Heights held an open call for short plays about, inspired by and tangentially touching on the life, times or melancholy of singer Morrissey — renowned for his love of gladiolas and his enmity toward meat.

Simply put, Barack Obama's ascension to the US presidency - a position invariably referred to as "the leader of the free world" and "the most powerful man in the world" - shattered the hitherto held belief that African-Americans could never occupy the Oval Office as it did, albeit tangentially, the narrative that the Kenyan presidency was the sole purview of two tribes - Kikuyu and Kalenjin.

This view tries to redefine businesses as engines of social welfare that happen to make profit by giving "stakeholders" -- interested parties tangentially related to corporations -- comparable, if not greater, influence over corporate governance than that held by shareholders.

But now the fallout of the Google Voice debacle is having an impact on even more independent developers — Apple is apparently holding off on approving applications that could even be tangentially related to Google Voice.

Those players are typically either enormous conglomerates holding entities of numerous familiar brands (almost always of tangentially-related industries: think Procter & Gamble), or Oz-like corporate chapels manipulating a chain of media properties from newspapers to networks in service of a mogul's agenda.