Sentence examples for reproducing head from inspiring English sources
An ultra-high reproducing resolution is expected to be verified for the medium if a narrower shield gap reproducing head would be used.
Replace the reproducing head with the recording head.
The complexity of brain current flow modulation by detailed normal and pathologic anatomy suggest: (1) That computational models are critical for the rational interpretation and design of individualized tDCS stroke-therapy; and (2) These models must accurately reproduce head anatomy as shown here.
Although participants with TTH were able to reproduce head movements with similar movement time and variability, they were not as accurate as the healthy participants.
First, it has to reproduce natural head position (NHP) of the patient.
We did not consider any to be acceptable, either because of excessive rigidity of their flexion-extension mode or because they poorly reproduce the head translation mode.
Both local and referred pain characteristics elicited by palpation of active muscle TrPs reproduced the head pain patterns in children with CTTH.
In fact, a series of studies reported that the referred pain elicited by active TrPs in suboccipital [20], upper trapezius [21], temporalis [22], superior oblique [23], and sternocleidomastoid [24] muscles reproduced the head pain pattern in CTTH.
Or is the tampering with good, honest soccer a modern-day version of the Lernaean Hydra — the serpent from Greek mythology that reproduced two heads for every one that was chopped off.
Note, only in passing, the tragic irony of human workers contributing to their own obsolescence, as it seems likely that they will eventually devise robots that can reproduce themselves (heads up, fans of "Battlestar Galactica").
If something goes wrong with the immune system years or decades later -- something as serious as cancer or AIDS, or as common and subtle as the normal changes in immunity that occur with aging -- the chickenpox virus can reactivate in a cluster of nerve cells and begin to reproduce again, heading back out along delicate branching filaments of the nerves to the skin.
