Sentence examples for torsion it from inspiring English sources

There's no torsion; it's a very solid, yet thin, device.

Nevertheless, in chronic (initially missed) torsion, CEUS can detect peritesticular increased vascularity, while in incomplete torsion it reveals enhancement discrepancy between normal and abnormal testicle.

Results show that the intricate flow field around the principal building with the presence of an interfering building is the main case of the large torsion it experiences.

Although it is preferable to use US and MR in the diagnosis of ovarian torsion, it can be necessary to do a CT under emergency conditions, for example, in the presence of a massive haemoperitoneum.

However, studies have found that although Doppler sonography has a high specificity for diagnosing adnexal torsion, it is not sensitive, missing the diagnosis up to 60% of the time [30, 31].

According to the above physical interpretation for the torsion, it seems that the high energy area, near the black holes and at the Planck energy limit, torsion of space-time, is more realistic than the twirl and curvature.

Well, the technical term the doctor used was "torsion" and it wasn't my knickers that were twisted, but it's a twist all the same, and we're in the right general location, anatomically.

Due to the lack of primary warping resistance, members displaying these cross-section shapes possess a minute torsional stiffness and, therefore, are highly susceptible to buckling phenomena involving torsion – moreover, it is often hard to distinguish between torsion and local deformations.

Since (Gamma ) is a torsion group it follows that for an arbitrary (k ge 1) the subgroup (Gamma _k) has finite index in (Gamma ), hence (Gamma _k) is open in (Gamma ).

The right ball hangs deep and low; the left, low in its own right, is still affixed to my sack to prevent torsion, though it's been repositioned to reduce illusory erections and to allow me to comfortably perform a whole range of physical activities.

So, as an example, Figure 11 shows the distribution of von Mises stress (MPa) in vertebrae and sacrum in the movement of torsion, as it relates to a movement which has been studied less than the rest of movements in the specialized literature.