In this paper, we resist rotation, scaling, and translation (RST) by constructing a kind of deformable pyramid transform (DPT) that is shift-invariant, steerable, and scalable.
A larger spindle may therefore resist rotation, especially given the highly viscous cytoplasm and the relatively short metaphase duration in blastomeres.
Quit that department!' " Even some residents in family medicine-oriented departments "don't get it" as they may resist rotations that faculty view as core, such as pediatrics, OB/GYN, or behavioral science.
Further, since the notion of SIFT feature searching is deployed in the proposed method, it is superior than that of Patra's [7], while resisting rotation and deformation.
During specimen loading, rotator-cuff muscle forces were applied using the force-controlled hydraulic cylinders, while the RASS simulated axial loading (120 N) in modes 1 and 2, and resisted rotation in modes 3 and 4.
Following these studies, it has been clarified that the fibular collateral ligament (FCL), the popliteofibular ligament (PFL), and the popliteal tendon (PT) play a main role in resisting external rotation, varus rotation, and posterior tibial translation [2, 3].
Needle 'force' is the linear force acting on the needle parallel to its longitudinal axis; needle 'torque' is the rotational force (torque) acting on the needle to resist its rotation (figure 1E).
This is problematic, since knee rotation depends on both the moment of force applied by the surroundings, causing the rotation, and on the ACL's (and other knee joint structures') ability to resist the rotation by creating a counteracting knee joint moment, i.e. the stiffness of these structures.
At least their fixed wheel can act as a rear brake, if they resist the rotation of the pedals.
Lund et al [ 4] noted inability of two types of rectangular cages (Brantigan carbon fiber, and Contact®) to resist axial rotation.
A superfluid resists rotation, however, because it is a quantum wave that can possess only quantized amounts of rotation.
