Sentence examples for point of impingement from inspiring English sources

The liquid flows radially outwards from the point of impingement until a feature resembling a hydraulic jump is formed.

This can be explained by the fact that the adatom mobility is negligible so that the atom condensation takes place near the point of impingement.

The steel surface temperature at the point of impingement was estimated to be below 853.15 K and definitely did not exceed 950.15 K.

When a liquid jet impinges on a vertical wall it forms a thin film which flows radially away from the point of impingement until a point where the outward momentum is balanced by surface tension and a film jump is formed.

Each muscle can be tested individually, and the point of impingement is usually felt.

Impingement-free abduction and adduction arc of motion were defined as the arc of motion from the point of inferior impingement to the point of superior impingement on the scapula or acromion [ 20].

For all three soils, rapid initial removal of soil from the jet footprint was followed by the growth of a nearly circular, clean region centred at the point of jet impingement.

It is due to surgical manipulation during preparation of the C1 screw entry point and impingement of C2 root by C1 screw.

Emergency physicians using point-of-care bedside ultrasonography to rapidly diagnose supraspinatus tendon calcification with subacromial impingement syndrome can expedite rapid musculoskeletal specialist referral to potentially improve patient outcomes.

Emergency-physician performed bedside point-of-care shoulder musculoskeletal ultrasonography can assist in the rapid diagnosis of supraspinatus tendon calcification and impingement syndrome in the emergency department.

Emergency department (ED) bedside point-of-care static and dynamic ultrasound examination of the supraspinatus tendon revealed supraspinatus tendon calcification with impingement syndrome, and the patient was urgently referred to orthopedics after ED pain control was achieved.