Sentence examples for jerk increased from inspiring English sources

Values for seated subjects were somewhat higher, and it was also noted that lower levels of jerk increased the aforementioned acceleration limits.

Several weeks after injury, a spastic syndrome develops showing exaggerated tendon jerks, increased muscle tone, and muscle spasm (Hiersemenzel et al., 2000).

Over the course of the following three days, the number of doublet eye jerks increased until day 3, when we found nearly equal numbers of staircase saccades and doublet eye jerks.

But all the passengers on the bus seemed to have smooth white heads like giant eggs, with huge glittering eyes like the faceted compound eyes of insects — their eyes seemed to move in sudden jerks, which increased the feeling of their fearsomeness and alienness.

Liam Burns, NUS Scotland president, says: "We don't want to see a knee-jerk increase in fees for English students.

It has been shown that the time-integrated squared jerk decreases with increased smoothness of movement; it is, therefore, often used as a measure of the quality of selective motor control [ 39].

The wind is building, grabbing the wings of our plane, jerking with increasing violence, side to side, up and down.

The wind is building, grabbing the wings of the Flagship, jerking with increasing violence, side-to-side, up-and-down.

The danger inherent in feedback loops was first analysed by James Clerk Maxwell who showed that mechanical governors regulating the output of steam engines can fail if the input changes faster than the system response, causing 'an oscillating and jerking motion, increasing in violence till it reaches the limit of action of the governor' (Maxwell, 1868).

I would caution against the knee-jerk reaction that increased frequency of testing for marijuana, which will invariably lead to a greater number of positive results, equals more danger on the roads.

Knee and ankle jerk reflexes were clearly increased, but plantar responses were normal.