Sentence examples for lead to rotation from inspiring English sources
But scientists know that tornadoes, like severe thunderstorms, are driven primarily by two atmospheric factors: a convective component associated with updrafts of warm, moist, energy-laden warm air, and a shear component associated with differences in horizontal winds that can lead to rotation.
We hypothesize that a decentral implantation of the lag screw can lead to rotation of the femoral head around the implant.
Comparing to the structure of NS3 RNA helicase domain bound by a oligonucleotide ligand [ 29], the ligand-free AfuXPB is more open, suggesting that this helicase could use its substrate to regulate the conformational change, which will then lead to rotation of the protein on DNA substrate.
This, in the end, leads to rotation and forward motion.
Dilation associated with thermal expansion and fluid production leads to rotation of the principal stresses around fluid source regions.
This difference of refractive indices for circular polarisations is called circular birefringence and leads to rotation of linear polarisation and circular dichroism.
The presence of chlorine atom in benzene rings has led to rotation of carboxyl groups with respect to this ring which forms the essentially non-planar anions of 1 and 2 in comparison with compound 3.
Translating the line grating still leads to rotation of the beam passing through the two gratings.
In the latter case, straining leads to rotations of the harder austenite grain within the softer ferrite matrix before the austenite transforms into martensite.
We used several simple two-dimensional examples to illustrate how the asymmetry of initial particle shape and the anisotropy of the particle surface energy lead to particle rotation with respect to substrate.
Such variation can be explained by the intensified movements of electronic cloud existing between SiBN molecules at high annealing temperature, which could lead to the rotation and distortion of the chemical bone, thus lowering the planarization of molecules and weakening the condition of excimer formation.
