Sentence examples similar to operative motion from inspiring English sources

This may be due to synchroshear: a self-pinning mechanism which requires co-operative motion of zonal dislocations.

The present results suggest that LiXPEO3 crystalline complexes are poor ion conductors not due to high coordination strengths, but rather due to the high energy barriers, >43 kJ mol−1, and the need for a co-operative motion of lithium ions between the preferred sites.

This study aims to compare the post operative knee motion and proprioception after LCS AP glide and rotating platform knee replacement designs.

This pragmatic randomised trial will test the null hypothesis that anteroposterior glide LCS knee arthroplasty does not result in better post operative knee motion and proprioception as compared to rotating platform LCS knee.

Excellent intra-operative knee motion was achieved in the majority of cases, but this decreased slightly in the post-operative follow-up period.

Antero-posterior glide LCS knee arthroplasty does not result in better post-operative knee motion and proprioception as compared to rotating platform LCS knee arthroplasty.

The improvement in mobility from pre-operative to post-operative range of motion was significant.

The improvement in mobility from pre-operative to post-operative range of motion is shown (Table 2).

In our discussion of Descartes we called the sense of motion operative in the science of mechanics 'true motion', and the phrase is used in this way by Newton in the Scholium.

But if the operative meaning of motion in the Rules is the ordinary sense, then these two situations are just the same situation, differing only in the choice of reference frame, and so could not have different outcomes — bouncing apart versus moving off together.

There is also what is called a Members Motion, put forward by those who support continuing political donations of up to £1m a year to "support the objectives of the co-operative movement".