Sentence examples for plane subjects from inspiring English sources

In the sagittal plane, subjects in the clinical group absorbed less energy in their second hip peak power for decelerating the thigh extension and generated less hip pull (third hip peak power) than the nonclinical group by 34%and29%9%, respectively.

Fig. 3 Relative flexion measured after projection on sagittal plane (Subject 7).

Fig. 2 Relative varus orientation measured after projection on coronal plane (Subject 11).

The problem studied in this paper is that of a coated semi-infinite plane subjected to a concentrated force in the upper thin layer (or film).

We design efficient data structures for dynamically maintaining a ham-sandwich cut of two point sets in the plane subject to insertions and deletions of points in either set.

For the case when the force acting at the substrate, the first two terms are the original stress functions for a homogenous infinite plane subjected to a concentrated force, which are known and simple.

Hence, from the original stress functions for an infinite plane subjected to a concentrated force, the explicit formulas of all terms of the stress function series can be derived.

The thermoelastic displacement boundary value problem for a rigid inclusion interacting with a line crack in an infinite plane subjected to a uniform heat flux is studied, in which the rigid body rotation of the inclusion is considered.

The applications of the Green's functions are demonstrated in studying the interaction of debonding and cracking from an inclusion with a line crack in an infinite plane subjected to remote uniform tension.

The effect of an external magnetic field on the fracture toughness of magnetostrictive materials has been investigated by determining the local stress fields around the tip of a very slender elliptical flaw embedded in an infinite magnetostrictive plane subjected to magnetic loading, based on the assumption of linear magnetization.

A block with dimensions 1 × 1 × 1 is sliding on a rigid plane subject to gravitation.