Sentence examples for rest angle from inspiring English sources

Where the original Surface kickstand had one rest angle, and the Surface Pro 2 had two, now it has a range of 22 to 150 degrees.

Forty-eight hours later, I'm sitting in my new chair facing a bewildering array of adjustments: seat height, seat tilt, back rest angle, arm rest position.

Calculate the hourly capacity of coal transportation Q: Q = { 36}00,VArho (18)where V is 1.77 m/s; A is the cross-section of loads as to rear conveyor, because the top of the cross-section is open, based on the coals rest angle of 30°, the calculated coal transportation area A = 0.63 m2; ρ is the loose coal density, 0.85 1.0 t/m3, select 0.9 t/m3.

This differently-oriented leg design, which we call "transverse-mirrored" was more efficient and faster, both in simulation and experiment even though both leg configurations used the same passive and active components, rest angles, and monoarticular knee spring.

Main Outcome Measures: Pain (visual analogue scale; McGill pain questionnaire [MPQ]), range of extension, flexion and resting angle (universal goniometer), and mechanical pain threshold (pressure algometer).

The avoidance of tendon lengthening, the reduction in Achilles Tendon Resting Angle and the restoration of normal gastrocsoleus strength and Achilles tendon viscoelastic properties are important aspects is recovery from an Achilles tendon rupture.

Clinically tendons repaired using these sutures and configurations did have an increase in Achilles Tendon Resting Angle (ATRA) following rehabilitation despite intra-operative shortening (Carmont et al., 2015; Carmont et al., 2017).

Mountain slopes seek a critical resting angle that is a function of the collisional forces driving them up and the material properties of the rock not unlike the pile of snow that gathers at a certain angle in front of a snowplow.

For example, absence of significant variations of onset and resting angle restricted the variations of PA (PA = resting angle - onset angle).

Passive tibial movements starting from extremely flexed or extended angles are faster than active movements starting from the resting angle.

All tibial movements away from a central resting angle must be driven by either extensor or flexor tibiae muscle activity.