Sentence examples for localisation plane from inspiring English sources

In this model, it is assumed that yielding occurs primarily due to shear stresses acting on a critical localisation plane while normal compressive stresses on this plane have a strengthening effect similar to pressure effects in a Drucker-Prager model.

In this way, the orientation of the localisation plane, which depends on the stress state of the material, deals with the issue of multiaxiality and the pressure-dependency is accounted for by the Drucker-Prager based yield criterion.

Stated alternatively, the interference at any point on the localisation plane depends only on the thickness of the air wedge at that point, as expected for Fizeau fringes (fringes of equal thickness).

At the localisation plane on the retina, the interference pattern produced by the virtual point sources S′1 and S′2 due to the actual point source S of the extended source Σ is only a function of the tilt α.

This rerouting would be expected to disrupt access to monaural level cues that can support monaural localisation in the horizontal plane.

Often times, the pose of the object is controlled mechanically, thus localisation on the image plane benefits from a prior obtained by the system.

The present study aimed to exercise strict experimental control over the availability of monaural cues to localisation in the horizontal plane and the fitting of the CROS device to assess whether signal routing can impair the ability to locate sources of sound and, if so, whether CROS selectively disrupts monaural level or spectral cues to horizontal location, or both.

After localisation of the four planes of the heart (short axis, SA; long axis, LA; 4 chambers, 4CH; aortic root plane, AR), a turbo spin-echo sequence balanced in T2 black blood in the SA of the heart was performed.

After localisation of the heart using three-plane and oblique survey images, 10 12 contiguous short-axis cine images were prescribed to cover the entire left ventricle from base to apex.

Midline localisation, periumbilical or poorly localised   2.

Definitions of MRI erosions were as suggested by OMERACT RAMRIS; that is, a sharply marginated bone lesion, with correct juxtaarticular localisation and typical signal characteristics, visible in two planes with a cortical break seen in at least one plane [ 15].