Sentence examples for periodic head from inspiring English sources
Tests were performed by using a winch-operated slug (submerged solid cylinder) to create a periodic head disturbance in one well and observing the phase shift and attenuation of the head response in the remaining wells.
For all the 20 cells recorded, we used a semi-automated labelling algorithm (see 'Materials and methods') to classify the 50 highest eigenvalues and found that 738 out of 1000 showed periodic limb motion, 434 showed periodic head motion, and 370 showed periodic motion of the rest of the body.
If it were truly on the up and up, it would give the monitored user a periodic heads up about being spied on.
To clarify this distinction for the reader, we added the following part, after the definition of a grid cell (in the subsection headed "Periodic tuning curves"): "We will not consider degenerate lattices.
At that point, O'Sullivan, who had been listening to proceedings, and disavowing the bracing feedback with pursed lips and periodic shakes of the head, got to his feet and left the chamber with Fraser Anning and David Leyonjhelm.
The cluster head sends periodic beacon frames that are used by sensors within its range to attach to the cluster as child nodes.
Many Uighurs bristle at restrictions placed by Chinese authorities on their practice of Islam, including periodic bans on wearing head scarves and beards and on fasting during the Ramadan holiday.
Many Uighurs bristle at restrictions placed by Chinese authorities on their practice of Islam, including periodic bans on wearing head scarves and beards and on fasting during the holy month of Ramadan.
Intermittent twitching of the muscles surrounding shoulder and gluteal regions along with periodic jerking of the head were recorded.
Winter, M. Periodic properties: periodicity.
The results indicated that SGD associated with groundwater flow and solute transport was mainly controlled by sea level periodic fluctuations, which altered the hydraulic head and the hydraulic head gradient in the fracture.
