Sentence examples for time of contraction from inspiring English sources
"To be completely blunt, it's more a time of contraction than expansion," he said.
Mr. Canton said he was aware that he was fortunate, at a time of contraction in the entertainment industry, to find a position like this waiting for him.
If shortening velocity is a reasonable indicator of cross-bridge cycling, then the observed reduction in shortening velocity with time of contraction suggests that the cross-bridge cycling rate must be slowing with contraction.
Thus this type of resistance exercise, with mild to moderate intensity, with short time of contraction appears to be safe for this population.
Moreover, the mixing time of contraction-expansion helical mixer was found to be reduced by more than 25% compared to the regular helical pipe.
Even as globalization speeds the flow of economic benefits in good times, he said, "now we are learning that in times of contraction, globalization transmits trouble with enormous speed and force, affecting economies around the world — the relatively strong as well as the more vulnerable".
In some countries, such as Ireland and Sweden, the estimated Okun's coefficient is, in fact, much larger during phases of expansion than in times of contraction.
To further analyse the force transients of the single-twitch, the half-time of contraction and relaxation was measured in both genotypes.
The speeds of contractility and the beating rates increase, while the times of contraction decrease during in vivo postnatal development.
Stability of laminin binding in APTESglut microposts leads to an increase with time in neoCM contraction rates (f*), to maximum contraction (Vc*max) and relaxation (Vr*max) velocities, and to a decrease in time of times of contraction (tCR).
When compared to rat neoCMs, the variation of in vitro physiological phenotypes of mouse neoCMs is less dependent on serum growth factors, involving an increase with time in the contractility rate, contraction velocities, and a decrease of times of contraction.
