Sentence examples for point behaviour from inspiring English sources

This limit point behaviour is not caused by ovalisation but by the growth of a destabilising fold on the compressed meridian.

The value of cloud point behaviour in designing water based formulations for preparation of devices of these conjugated polyelectrolytes is discussed.

Previously obtained results for the behaviour at large distances are recovered, with a demonstration that very large distances indeed (x0 ⪢ ϵ−2) may be needed for their validity for some ranges of M; and the drive point behaviour, of G x0=0, M, ϵ) as ϵ → 0 qua function of M, is shown to correspond to that already discussed in the literature.

It is shown that the combined thermo-mechanical response shifts the linear or non-linear responses,observed for the separate cases of either temperature induced deformations or mechanical loading, into a strongly non-linear response with limit point behaviour and large stresses in vicinity of supports, loads and tips of delaminated zone.

It may be that change point behaviour is very different for those who die before they are 80 years old, in which case the result of the current analysis should not be extrapolated to those who die before they are 80.

Results show that the factors of relative target size and orientation, and postural constraints on pointing behaviour all impact consistency across individuals in the target acquisition end-point when pointing without feedback.

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The specific pattern of pointing behaviour that was revealed during sighted walking was also observed during blind walking.

The detailed characterization of self-motion perception during actual movement is then compared to the pattern of pointing behaviour observed during imagined self-motion.

First, in order to establish baseline pointing behaviour under full-cue conditions, participants viewed the target from the starting position and then continuously pointed to it as they walked past it with their eyes open (Sighted Walking: SW).

The primary end point, the global investigator score, was the unweighted sum of three secondary end points (behaviour, posture and pain on palpation).