Sentence examples for pattern of contraction from inspiring English sources
Findings imply a pattern of contraction and expansion in the era of incremental change that extends previous work on the technological product life cycles and helps to characterize the era of incremental change in a novel way.
The result is the conservation of a healthy control pattern of contraction in CH hearts, whereas Control hearts are severely controlled by energy supply.
The pattern of contraction and expansion that we programmed into the display is a coarse simplification of the optic flow pattern that an insect would experience if it were to translate in free flight.
The LAA has a distinct pattern of contraction, extensively studied with TEE [ 27].
The average interval between peak Ca2+ signals is 38 s, which is highly consistent with the temporal pattern of contraction of the hindgut.
Figure 6 also shows that in the absence of conduction disturbances, the pattern of contraction during biventricular pacing is less uniform than during right atrial pacing, an abnormality that is accompanied by slightly depressed hemodynamics during biventricular pacing [ 36, 58].
In the control, the afterload enhanced (AE) and the ET-1-group we observed a pattern of contractions with 4 Hz and durations from 10 15 s alternating with resting periods of 10 20 s length (Online Movies I, II).
There is a very diverse pattern of contractions: some move almost continuously, with up to 53 contractions/minute (Fig. 7A pink trace), others with regular bouts of activity and others remaining largely quiescent (light blue trace, 5 of the 17 ovarioles showed less than 2 contractions/minute).
Patterns of contraction across this tissue will allow the organism to move in specific ways.
We have used an integrative approach to examine the neuromuscular organisation of the female genital tract, describing each muscle layer and their patterns of contraction.
Appreciating this point involves a mind switch away from a general agent-style interpretation of nervous system operation and towards a focus on the requirements imposed by the need to generate patterns of contraction and extension across a specific physical surface.
