Sentence examples for reciprocal force from inspiring English sources
Usually, the anchorage loss occurred particularly in the incisor area due to the reciprocal force reacting to the distalizing force.
When the mandible was postured forward by the twin-block appliance, a reciprocal force acted distally on the maxilla, restricting its forward growth and stimulating the forward mandibular growth.
The calculated waveforms for each subsource are then manipulated using the moment tensor contributions at the desired source location for each of the reciprocal force calculation, to replicate the responses to the subsource moment tensor at the target site.
Meral and Y ksel [8] studying the MAD IV appliance, a removable appliance consisting of anterior attracting and posterior repelling magnets, producing a reciprocal force of 300 g, found no significant maxillary molar movement, but 0.75 mm of mandibular molar intrusion with the use of this appliance.
This model also predicts that stable synapses may be subject to a balanced reciprocal force produced by continued actin polymer turnover.
Friction reduction during sliding mechanics is supposed to reduce the force needed to move teeth during orthodontic treatment, which in turn lowers the reciprocal force on anchor tooth or unit.
The system can be designed so that the reciprocal forces and moments, acting at the molar, can be controlled.
It provides a definition for polyhedral reciprocal form and force diagrams that allows including external forces and discusses their geometrical and topological characteristics.
First, we provide an in-depth overview of fundamental notions of graphic statics and projective geometry related to the construction of reciprocal form and force diagrams.
Not only the biological properties of the muscles (e.g. stiffness, viscosity) must be considered, but also the inertial properties of each limb, the reciprocal interaction forces between segments and their interactions with external forces such as gravity.
This reciprocal illumination forces the development of parallel but relevant avenues of research.
