Sentence examples for high tension applied from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, high tension applied to the Dam1 complex stabilizes the microtubule plus end, an essential function of kinetochores as explained above (Franck et al, 2007).

Additionally, it was found that the higher tension applied during stabilization improved the properties of the stabilized fibers, and the addition of CNTs increased the maximum tension that the fiber can bear.

EX5 was higher (higher tension applied to the tissues, lower compliance) at end-inspiration (0.15 ± 0.10 cm H2O/ml) than at end-expiration (0.08 ± 0.90 cm H2O/ml) and during incremental PEEP steps than during the decremental PEEP series.

(a) No tension applied, (b) a 150 Vrms tension applied (f = 1 kHz), (c) the tension is cut, the drop returns to its initial state.

The Ossur Rebound PCL Brace has three settings; the highest tension setting applies approximately 54.5 Newtons of force to the proximal tibia with the knee in full extension.

The WEE Bander was designed to apply high tension banding resulting in complete ligation and a reduced pain response.

The main advantages over wire EDM are that the foil thickness can be made smaller than the wire diameter, vibrations can be avoided by applying high tension, and higher current can be supplied since there is less risk of tool breakage.

However, applying high tension (τ = 1) can cause sharp, unrealistic angles in the surface at data points (Appendix  1).

In combination with the specially adapted ER-rotors, the electrorheology system can be used for applying a high tension voltage.

Especially in stitch tightening; the last step of the stitch formation produces highest tension peak also apply an extension to the sewing thread (Weimer & Mitschang 2001; Rengasamy & Samuel 2011).

Alley, High Tension Road, and so forth.