Sentence examples for terms of contraction from inspiring English sources

Figure 1 Motion directions defined in the cardiac cycle: (a) radial movement in terms of contraction and expansion; (b) horizontal rotation is either clockwise or counterclockwise; and (c) vertical rotation is upwards or downwards.

SMCs have key biological functions in terms of contraction and secretion of soluble signaling molecules [46].

The results are also graphically and quantitatively described in terms of contraction and relaxation phases during the heart cycle.

We also noted differences between the groups in terms of contraction and expansion cycles prior to complete hatching.

Therefore, we can argue that the level of tendon loading (in terms of muscle contraction intensity) determines the effect on tendon adaptation independent of the muscle contraction type, which may explain the lack of differences between the interventions using different muscle contraction types.

In particular, in this work, we have evaluated the syncytium contraction in terms of contractility (maximum contraction velocity), contraction force, kinetic energy, and beat frequency.

We characterize also symmetric, strongly continuous, contraction semigroups on a real Hilbert space H which leave invariant a closed, convex set in H, in terms of a contraction property of the associated quadratic forms.

So, the current recession may end up being three times as long and at least three times as deep (in terms of output contraction) than the last two.

The downside risk in terms of multiple contraction for a number of these lodging stocks, such as Starwood and Hilton, was pretty minimal compared to some of the downside you would see in technology stocks.

This time around, the recession will be of at least 24 months duration three times as long and five times as deep, in terms of GDP contraction, as the one in 2001.

Images captured at a rate of 1600 frames per second at 288 diameter downstream of inlet are utilised for analysing the dynamics of intermittent flow structure in terms of expansion, contraction, breaking, coalescence, collapse, and collision of bubbles.