Sentence examples for lower spindle from inspiring English sources
The reduced temperature is achieved at lower spindle speed and feed rate conditions.
Stability lobe diagram also shows an improvement of up to 5% of depth of cut at lower spindle speed.
In a study estimating sources from EEG using LORETA (low resolution brain electromagnetic tomography), Anderer et al. [42] localized activity to the medial parietal and frontal cortices, with more frontal areas associated with lower spindle frequencies.
Conversely, a decrease in apical/basal astrals mediated by minimal nocodazole could lower spindle orientation variability in APs.
In addition, small muscles, required for fine motor control, have large spindle densities, whereas those recruited for rapid movement need comparatively a lower spindle density [ 21, 22].
Part of the reason for the complexity of this argument is that tension regulates the stability of microtubule attachments (see above), and therefore treatments that lower spindle tension would also favour sporadic detachment of microtubules from bi-oriented chromosomes.
Furthermore, it is puzzling that overexpression of Baz causes high frequency of spindle misorientation in wild type, whereas the overexpression of the same construct in Par-1 RNAi background lowers spindle misorientation.
We detected in Fn14−/− RVs significantly lower numbers of spindle-shaped SMA-positive myofibroblasts, which were not associated with any vessel (Fig. 5c).
In one donor, where we had the possibility to investigate left and right digastric muscle, an almost equal number of spindles were found (5 and 6 MS, resp .. Mylohyoideus muscles seem to be characterised by a much lower number of spindles (Table 1).
Among the reasons for the X5 recalls were such relatively mundane errors as "the lower end of the spindle in the steering linkage knuckle may not have been inserted completely into the coupling".
The sacrificial offering onto the altar of the turntable, the gentle penetration of the spindle, the lowering of the arm and the total bliss of being part of an actual performance that you have helped to complete.
