Sentence examples for in relation to forward from inspiring English sources

Two studies assessed wheelchair set up, chair inclination [33] and the use of a rigid versus an elastic footrest [42] in relation to forward reach.

The mechanical power required to fly in relation to forward velocity is the sum of three main drag components: induced, parasite and profile drag (Appendix; 8).

Power (P) required for flight in relation to forward speed (V) is obtained from the sum of three main drag components: induced, parasite and profile drag.

In [10], authors briefly introduced the symmetric derivative on time scales and its relation to forward and backward dynamic derivatives.

In an airplane, the flight path of the wing is fixed in relation to its forward flight; in a helicopter, the flight path of the rotor advances forward (to the helicopter's nose) and then rearward (to the helicopter's tail) in the process of its circular movement.

Positioning in relation to the forward strand of DNA, as performed by most NGS annotation tools, is unacceptable as it results in annotation inconsistency as described above.

It is striking to observe the significant amounts of distance that packets traveled during waiting in relation to the forwarding distance.

The relations between structures and photochemical reactivities of these novel supramolecular systems are discussed in relation to the efficiency of forward electron transfer and slowing down the charge recombination process.

This indicates, too, that in relation to a normal observer forward causation and backward causation cannot be regarded as two different manifestations of nomologically reversible (but de facto irreversible) processes since both manifestations the common process and the very improbable reversed process would develop forward in time.

The FA said it felt duty bound to forward details in relation to this aspect of the investigation to the police, although there is not expected to be any further action taken.

"I've got to say, as a member of the government, while I appreciate many of the worthy arguments that some of my colleagues put forward in relation to 18C, it's not something we have an intention to change.