Sentence examples for restraining structure from inspiring English sources

They may not include the capsule at all, the entire restraining structure being extracapsular.

With a monoblock tensor, the most restraining structure determines the amount of translation whereas with a bi-compartimental tensor, as used in the present study, the translation may be less restrained and therefore higher.

If one structure (the tightest) is released, the first restraining structure will be replaced by another structure that is the tightest at that moment, but still the gaps will be balanced under distraction.

In this study, we hypothesized that the so-called "dynamics" of the flexion gap is dependent on the orientation of the PCL since this obliquely oriented structure is the strongest ligament crossing the knee, and is known to be the major restraining structure in 90° of flexion (Covey and Sapega 1994, Harner et al. 1999, Amis et al. 2003).

"These are temporary restraining structures," he said.

In this paper, extrados lightweight plywood restraining structures applying passive confinement actions are conceived to delay the onset of the vault direct bending failure mechanism.

The restraining structures in flexion were apparently balanced; i.e. there was no sizeable difference between medial and lateral laxity.

The point is also that the only restraining structures that changed between the different steps of the experiment were the ones sectioned.

The analyses were performed for two types of structures: the massive foundation block as the example of internally restrained structure and the reinforced concrete wall as the example of externally restrained structure.

Despite the known advantages, the absence of a formula, that could explicitly calculate the enhanced capacity, poses a drawback in design and assessment of laterally restrained structures.

Put differently, the constraints imposed by factor demand theory and by the functional form of the nested CES framework greatly restrain the structure of immigration wage effects that can possibly be estimated by any data.