Sentence examples for principal bend from inspiring English sources

Ciliary motility is caused by the relative sliding of the nine outer axonemal doublets, operating as two opposing sets, one (doublets 1 4) to produce the effective stroke (or principal bend in flagella), one (doublets 6 9) to produce the recovery stroke (or reverse bend), powered by ATP and a set of molecular motors, the axonemal dyneins.

The accuracy of the geometric modelling is improved by the introduction of a set of guidelines based on the direction of the principal bending moments in the pliable structure.

The method is based on the so-called moment magnifier method (ACI-318-02) and EuroCode-2 (draft for stage 49) and it is only suitable for columns with equal effective buckling lengths in the two principal bending planes.

The expression is valid for any shape of cross-section, subjected to combined axial loads and biaxial bending, both for short-time and sustained loads, normal and high strength concretes, but it is only suitable for columns with equal effective buckling lengths in the two principal bending planes.

Caveon did not interview students or compare students' test scores with their scores on previous tests, which might also have indicated tampering by teachers or principals bent on showing score improvements.

The bends on the larger side were usually outside the circular swimming paths and are called principal-bends (P-bends) (Gibbons and Gibbons, 1972).

A new interaction equation for combined compression and principal axis bending was proposed.

The principal seemed bent on killing a popular Shakespeare program taught by Alice Alcala, a rare teacher to stand up to him.

The fatigue resistance of a pipe-to-plate welded joint was investigated under combined in-phase and out-of-phase (changing principal directions) bending and torsion.

Results suggested that for angles subjected to major principal axis bending causing the angle short leg in compression, the presence of moment, in some cases, resulted in the angle ultimate load higher than its concentric compressive capacity.

IN the final moments of the second episode of "Boston Public," the Fox series about an urban high school, the camera finds a vice principal named Scott Guber bent over his office desk well into the night.