Sentence examples for retraction system from inspiring English sources

The idea was that in a shop of fine furniture or classic cars, you wouldn't want a spring loaded retraction system – which is what most automatic winders are – whipping the cord across the floor where it could ding delicate finishes.

He later took part in an unscheduled third space walk to fix the faulty retraction system of a solar panel, spending more than 18 hours combined on space walks.

The retraction system is expeditious in uncovering knowledge that is ever determined to be false (the mean time to retraction is less than two years) and democratic (retraction is not systematically affected by author prominence).

We propose that the Alexis Wound Retraction System, initially designed for circumferential and atraumatic retraction during abdominal surgery, is a viable alternative to standard retraction techniques when large uteri are removed vaginally.

"The retraction system is part and parcel of the incentive system for the republic of science, and we should understand how it works because that will give us clues for how to make it work even better or how to make it work at all if it doesn't".

In contrast to T4P systems, no retraction ATPase has been identified in T2S systems.

For the small flow velocity, the fluid and higher mass ratio helps to stabilize the transverse vibration of the cantilevered pipe conveying fluid in both deployment and retraction modes, and the system will lose stability with the further increase of flow velocity.

It is possible that such an activity-dependent regulation of repulsive interactions underlie the experience-driven axon retraction in the visual system.

When these muscles relax, the additional retraction of lung returns the system to its equilibrium position.

Pilus-mediated adhesion and filament retraction participate in a signalling system in which Nme is capable of modulating the host cell signalling machinery through T4P [16].

The system provides the retraction forces required for bowel manipulation and handling during laparoscopic surgery.