Sentence examples for muscle when the from inspiring English sources

The Premier League showed its emerging financial muscle when the England striker, a star at Euro 96, joined Newcastle from Blackburn.

Ischemia comes from a Latin term that means "stopping blood". It occurs when something, usually a coronary artery narrowed by cholesterol-laden plaque, fails to deliver enough oxygen-rich blood to part of the heart muscle when the heart needs to work harder.

The term u corresponds to an active motor signal (e.g., reflexes, voluntary commands); the term α corresponds to the stiffness of the muscle when the system is linearized at its equilibrium position when the activation is maximum (i.e., u =1).

Thus, Figures 2 and 3 provide a more complete overall sequence, showing the relative share of each muscle when the subject is in a seat that is 38 cm high.

Reasons for the poor concurrent correlation may be the complexity involved in determining an isolated preferential contraction of a specific muscle when the activity seemingly appears in several muscles.

We thus studied the effects of c-FlipL overexpression during the growth phase of skeletal muscle, when the supply of new myonuclei to the growing fibers is accomplished through intense satellite cell proliferation.

The thin coats of the eye are not sufficiently rigid in themselves to withstand distortion following the pull of the extraocular muscles when the eye is rotated.

Although the nine-man drafting committee is mainly staffed with moderates, the conservatives will flex their muscles when the wider constitutional commission is convened.

The dichotomy between internal moments and muscle effort (ie, electromyographic activity) was consistent with the reduction in force-generation capacity of the calf muscles when the ankle was in a plantarflexed position.

A mechanical stretch perturbation was applied to the calf muscles when the ankle joint reached a ninety degree tibio-tarsal joint angle after the muscles performed an isometric (pre-ISO), shortening (pre-SHO) and lengthening contraction (pre-LEN).

"The English and the French flex their collective muscles when the contract is coming to an end.