Sentence examples for stroke distance from inspiring English sources

Note that during hypovolemia and heart failure the stroke distance is decreased.

For the convenience and simplicity in engineering analysis, the fitting curves representing the relationship among lightning current amplitude, stroke distance and electric field strength is deduced.

In particular, uncertainty exists regarding the myosin filament arrangement and structure and the mechanics of the myosin head with respect to the working stroke distance (WS) and the duty ratio (r), i.e. the fraction of the ATPase cycle time the myosin head is attached to the actin filament.

Repeatability of echo measures may be improved if only changes in stroke distance are used.

This is exemplified by the myosin working stroke (power stroke) distance, as follows.

Stroke volume was measured using stroke distance from LV outflow-tract systolic flow and cross-sectional area [ 24].

A wide range of design and operating options were investigated including effective stroke length, valve overlapping distance, operating frequency and charging pressure to find out their effects on the scavenging performance.

When Al put another ball into play under penalty of stroke and distance, his original ball was deemed lost.

Michael Phelps's haul of Olympic golds may well never be beaten, but swimming gives the competitor so many chances by virtue of stroke and distance combinations that it is an almost artificial record.

In the 1990s, Coughlin was what Hoff is now: a wind-up workhorse who trained like it was 1970 — lots of overdistance, little rest — and qualified for senior nationals in every stroke and distance.

The arguments over whether to demand a penalty of both stroke and distance for lost and out-of-bounds balls went back and forth over the decades.