Sentence examples for tangential zone from inspiring English sources

To analyse the influence of removal of the tangential zone on the load-induced changes.

The latter had columnar pores to simulate a radial zone, while the leaching side simulated the tangential zone of the articular cartilage.

Manipulation of the cartilage physical environment was achieved through (1) removal of the superficial tangential zone (STZ) and (2) varying the saline bathing solution concentration.

These cells are embedded within their ECM (mostly type-II collagen for tensile strength and proteoglycans with water for stiffness in compression/resilience) in three major, differently organized zones (Fig. 3a): a superficial (tangential) zone (cells parallel to the surface), a middle zone (spherical cells randomly organized), and a deep zone (columnar cells perpendicular to the surface).

The superficial zone, also named the tangential zone, is the thinnest layer.

Within AC, metabolic and morphologic profiles of deep-zone chondrocytes are distinct from those populating the superficial tangential zone.

In the NMS group the few changes noted were moderate surface irregularities, swelling of chondrocytes in the tangential zones, and moderate to severe hypercellularities in the transitional and radial zones.

This paper presents the application of mathematical model for grain threshing and separation (described in Part I) in an axial threshing unit with separation beginning in the tangential feeding zone.

These studies used high resolution tangential cambial zone cryosectioning, but employed cDNA based microarrays that represented only ~30% of predicted gene models in poplar.

Application of nanofluid leads to the reduction of tangential forces and grinding zone temperature.

Even if the supporting section is overdamped, stick-slip motion can be promoted by the inertia of the mass of the contact zone; moreover, tangential contact compliance can cause serious errors in the measurement of the static and kinetic friction coefficients that uses the elongation of the supporting spring.