September 17, 1846 Boston, Massachusetts December 31 , 1913Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts Seth Carlo Chandler, (born Sept. 17, 1846, Boston, Mass., U.S. died Dec. 31, 1913, Wellesley Hills, Mass ., American astronomer best known for his discovery (1884 85) of the Chandler Wobble, a movement in Earth's axis of rotation that causes latitude to vary with a period of about 433 days.
The use of DXA as a follow-up method has been criticized for its inaccurcies, and in contrast to the reproducible setup of RSA, DXA follow-up scans could be influenced by changes in knee flexion or rotation that cause false estimates of BMD changes (Stilling et al. 2010, Tjornild et al. 2011).
Releasing your thumb just in advance of finishing your swing imparts the rotation that causes your ball to hook when it nears the pins.
Insofar as the causes of the operations of the heavens and the phenomena apparent to us from day to day are the same at both the macro- and micro-level (the rotations that cause the apparent motions of the stars are the same as those that govern the cycles of weather and life and death on earth), we can infer the nature of what is real from what is apparent.
Note that in this paper, we consider mainly yaw rotation because the self-occlusion caused by yaw rotation is relatively greater than that caused by pitch rotation, and tz is set to 0 because an orthographic projection is assumed.
When the joints are stressed by that pressure, "you get a slight rotation of the material that causes a bending in the skin, right at or adjacent to where this row of fasteners is located," he said.
SE rotation is the mechanism that causes approximately 80%% of all ankle fractures.
Specimens are loaded eccentrically to simulate the overhang load that causes rotation in the field.
Thus, in a symmetrical environment, cue manipulations that cause a rotation in the responses of the head direction system will be matched by a rotation of the place cell population.
The underlying mechanism that causes differential rotation is turbulent convection inside a star.
