Sentence examples for motion that leads from inspiring English sources

Whispered speech is produced without vocal cords motion that leads to lack of a formant structure (though not the absence of it).

When reproducing the regionally varying thickness of the PDL observed in vivo, FE simulations reveal subtle but significant tooth motion that leads to an even distribution of the stresses in the jaw bone, and to lower strains in the PDL.

Such time differences increase the sensitivity to even resolve capillary flow, however imaging becomes more sensitive to involuntary patient motion that leads to decorrelation of static tissue signals.

Reduction of delivery time could decrease the possibility of the intrafraction patient motion that leads to target underdosage and/or worse OARs sparing.

The mechanism of action involves a hinge-bending motion that leads to domain closure once the substrate has bound to the active site.

The actual hopping is difficult to observe in the experiments, however, the onset of a collective downward sliding motion that leads to a sampling of the receptors occurs once the 20 Hz is reached in our experiments.

He bitterly denounced the moderate Girondin deputies before the Convention, and he introduced the motion that led to the arrest of the leading Girondins on June 2.

On the contrary, the suit set events in motion that led to Mr. Clinton's impeachment.

"But it was the Birmingham bombing that set the chain of events in motion that led to the identification of Eric Rudolph".

It was then that Bill Chandler, a Gap executive, called the Bipartisan Policy Centre, a Washington think tank, setting a process into motion that led to the alliance.

In what will probably be a theme of the Liberal campaign, Mr. Ignatieff, introducing the motion that led to the government's fall, called Mr. Harper's governing approach anti-democratic.