Sentence examples for lower placement from inspiring English sources

Put high in the box a motive would sound like a violin; a lower placement sounded like cellos.

The Project Regions reported considerably lower placement changes (M = .33) than the Comparison Region (M = .98).98

At higher placement temperatures, most larvae moved little and showed no directional response, whereas at lower placement temperatures, many migrated toward cooler temperatures.

They reported that rucksack style SCBA, featuring a lower placement of the air pack and an even weight distribution throughout the back, resulted in faster task completion with less fatigue than a conventional cylindrical shaped SCBA.

Basic algebra is a course for students with very low mathematics placement scores, in that any student with lower placement scores than this population would be required to take remedial mathematics at a 2-year institution instead.

Theoretically, the location of the center of rotation of the hip affects the load, and a higher and more medial position will result in a greater load than a lower placement [39]; in our series, we also observed a relationship between a more medial cup and the appearance of loosening, so there may be a technical issue.

Plenty of movement has occurred among the lower placements.

With use of the carrying aid, both higher and lower load placement resulted in significantly lower RPDs in the elbows and hands compared to the control condition.

In contrast, using the carrying aid with a lower load placement resulted in substantially higher torso flexion angles, higher mean lumbosacral moments when carrying heavier loads, and higher peak lumbosacral moments across all load masses.

Based on the aforementioned ergonomic consideration and previous research, an attempt to lower the placement of the air pack may minimize the shifting of the center of gravity, as well as avert physical conflicts with the back brim of the helmet, thus improving body balance and the range of motion around the neck area in firefighters.

Schools encourage students to complete GE courses with more economical alternatives (Glenn, 2011), reduce GE requirements (Olson, 2010), and award GE credit for lower advanced placement test scores (Mendillo, 2012).