Sentence examples for reverse velocity from inspiring English sources

It is notable that (a) t=0 s is the beginning of each cardiac cycle, just prior to the deceleration of the blood flow, (b) t=0.12 s is the point of maximum reverse velocity, (c) t=0.35 s is the peak of the S wave, (d) t=0.50 s is halfway through the rapid acceleration phase and (e) t=0.85 s is the point of maximum forward velocity, the peak of the D wave.

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Diastolic function was evaluated by Doppler sampling at LV inflow [trans-mitral valve blood flow sampling: early (E) and late (A) peak velocity, E/A ratio, E-wave deceleration time] and the upper right pulmonary vein outflow [systolic (S) and diastolic (D) velocity, S/D ratio, and reverse atrial velocity (Ap ], in accordance with the current European guidelines [ 28].

On the contrary, due to strong reverse velocities, the stabilization process is modified in the wake of the disk.

Pseudonormalization was described as a normal pattern of transmitral flow (E > A) with reverse velocities derived by PW-TDI (E′ < A′).

For example, if you have a planet going around the Sun, if you stop the planet and you reverse the velocity, it will go the opposite way and the opposite motion is in complete accord with Newton's laws.

Elevated impedance of the umbilical artery and absent end diastolic velocity (AEDV) or reverse end diastolic velocity (REDV) denotes a higher risk of survival and adverse outcomes for the fetus [ 23, 24].

The system's velocities will reverse, as will the velocities of the millions of tiny perturbers.

Absent or reverse end-diastolic velocity in the umbilical artery of the twin with selective intrauterine growth retardation was required for eligibility after January 2000.

This study was undertaken to gain insight on the cause of absent or reverse end-diastolic velocity (AREDV) in the umbilical artery (UA) of the donor twin by analysis of individual placental mass and vascular anastomoses in patients with twin-twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS) treated with laser.

Putting the point in more modern terms, the laws of (Hamiltonian) mechanics are such that for every solution one can construct another solution by reversing all velocities and replacing $t$ by $-t$.