Sentence examples for that counterweights from inspiring English sources

Results demonstrated that counterweights decreased the lumbar moment and lumbar flexion angle at CPLES (p < 0.0001 and p = 0.0029, respectively); the hypothesis that FR occurs earlier when lumbar moment is reduced was accepted.

INSIDE: The house was built in 1910 and retains many original details, including hardwood floors on the main level, and windows that use counterweights.

A "well regulated" clock meant a clock whose keeper expended continuous effort to ensure that the counterweights and gears were maintained in a state of adjustment.

Russell can't wait to install a £25,000 "star trap", a fearsome multi-sided trapdoor that uses counterweights to fire an actor up through the stage as if from nowhere.

"You have to wonder nowadays," Mr. Stross continued, "if the computer can provide that counterweight".

Leaving the EU removes that counterweight to jingoistic forces on the national level – and this has many liberal Brits scared.

It's the government that serves as that counterweight for the public, so the government has to be open".

Habermas believes that in a brief shining moment, we had that counterweight in the rational, critical debate that occurred in the coffee houses and salons of England and Europe in the 18th century.

The report authors add that the counterweight must be capable of withstanding radiation, meteor damage and thermal fluctuations.

Elevators normally use counterweights that are equal to the mass of a half-empty elevator car.

In 1938, the county Board of Freeholders approved a plan to incorporate the use of a steel bascule, a French design that uses rolling counterweights at one end to cause the other end to pivot.