Sentence examples for twisting which from inspiring English sources

Donning the pack by swinging it first from one shoulder to the other can involve twisting, which can result in excessive torque on the spine.

Moreover, the ASC device exhibits outstanding flexible and reliability with no degradation under large twisting, which can light one red LED indicators efficiently.

Vascular grafts made by tissue engineering processes are prone to buckling and twisting, which can impede blood flow and lead to collapse of the vessel.

Present day gastropods, including slugs and snails, have the defining characteristic of torsion (developmental twisting) which results in the rotation of the visceral mass and the mantle on the foot.

Its Y-shaped plan – three wings extending from a central core, like the roots of a tree – "confuses the wind", in the architects' words, while the core stops the wings from twisting (which would give top-floor occupants nausea).

Correlations of melt supercooling with crystal twisting have favored developments of a predictive criterion of crystal twisting, which can be used to find the maximal stable crystallization rate by computer modeling for a particular hot zone design.

There are two ways of looking at the government's brutal arm-twisting which imposed a 16% cut on the BBC as well transferring to it a raft of departmental spending commitments.

There's a twist, which you might foresee.

But the compositions are full of subtle twists, which his partners negotiate without breaking stride.

I also love Nygårdsgaten and its independent shops such as Twisted, which sells beautiful, unusual clothing.

His 1962 regional hit was Love Twist which sold 25,000 copies.