Sentence examples for stretch sensitivity from inspiring English sources
Which process dominates is a function of the perturbation amplitude, frequency, stretch sensitivity of the mixture, and spatial location.
Moreover, due to the free ions diffusion in the water medium of the DN hydrogels, the as-prepared hydrogels also exhibited electrical conductivity and stretch sensitivity.
We also describe physics-based correlations of these data, using leading points concepts and detailed kinetic calculations of the stretch sensitivity of these mixtures.
The change of stretch sensitivity and burning velocity of the flame in the lean mixture is measured over time for the three magnitudes of mixture stratification investigated.
The turbulent flame properties of such mixtures are of fundamental interest because of their strong stretch sensitivity, and of practical interest since they are the primary constituents of syngas fuels.
Nonetheless, we also emphasize that time-scale, length scale, and Reynolds number effects on these correlations are difficult to differentiate as they exhibit similar pressure sensitivities, and further work is needed to conclusively understand the coupled (and very strong) effects of mixture stretch sensitivity and pressure on turbulent burning velocities.
Nicol C., Komi P. V., Horita T., Kyrolainen H., Takala T. E. S., "Reduced stretch-reflex sensitivity after exhausting stretch-shortening cycle exercise".
Increased stretch reflex sensitivity also may have influenced tracking performance during interactions with the unstable loads.
Collectively, these changes result in a general loss of sensitivity that affects stretch-sensitive mechanoreceptors.
The stiffness of the carotid arteries and the aorta, where the arterial baroreceptors are located, may affect the stretch-sensitive receptors and hence baroreflex sensitivity.
Both theory and experiment predict a linear relationship between flame speed and stretch, and the sensitivity of this dependence is given in terms of the Markstein number.
