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Đặt câu có từ "rigidity"

1. Mattress structure with adjustable rigidity

2. Muscle rigidity, involuntary grasping and sucking motions.

Cứng cơ, cử động nắm và mút vô ý thức.

3. We see vocal tremor, weakness and rigidity.

Chúng ta thấy giọng run, sự suy nhược và xơ cứng.

4. Solids exhibit a wide variation in rigidity.

5. Thermoplastic cast with excellent transformability and rigidity.

6. He deplored the rigidity of her views.

7. Cogwheel phenomenon, also known as Cogwheel rigidity or Cogwheeling, is a type of rigidity seen in people with Parkinson’s disease

8. Sometimes I think we confuse rigidity with rigor.Sentencedict.com

9. Sometimes I think we confuse rigidity with rigor.

10. Tropomyosin adds structural rigidity to the thin filament.

11. A Contrast Between Divine Mercy and Human Rigidity

12. The function of bones is to give rigidity.

13. What does Acampsia mean? (pathology) Rigidity of a joint

14. Acampsia (plural unknown or uncertain) Rigidity of a joint

15. Synonyms: asceticism, economy, rigidity, abstinence More Synonyms of Austerity

16. Ambulatory rigidity and tumescence scanner used for impotence testing

17. 5 Sometimes I think we confuse rigidity with rigor.

18. The rigidity of the metal caused it to crack.

19. Cathectic flexibility over Cathectic impoverishment, and mental flexibility over rigidity

20. Cadaveric Spasm (Instantaneous Rigor, Death Clutch, & Cataleptic Rigidity) Definition

21. Rigidity and austerity, not happiness, marked such a ruthless state.

22. The physician should be informed of abdominal distention and rigidity.

23. Amorphous solids, on the other hand, do not possess any rigidity.

24. He instilled more atonement and rigidity to the order of friars.

25. Furthermore, the chief parkinsoniam symptoms (tremor, rigidity, akinesia) are better influenced.

26. Trapions are engineered for dimensional rigidity and stability in structural applications.

27. Stiffness without rigidity (Akinesia, Asynergia) seemed to be not influenced by Pallidotomy.

28. A slight smile curved her mouth, relaxing the rigidity of her body.

29. The demonstration of muscle rigidity is most important in establishing the diagnosis.

30. Insoluble collagen increases with age leading to rigidity and general body stiffness .

31. Ambedkar said , rigidity and legalism were the two serious weaknesses of federalism .

32. Target Backers add rigidity to paper targets in windy and harsh weather conditions

33. Not only that, they should choose squeegee rigidity in more than 80 degrees.

34. The referential rigidity is said to be subject to a simple intuitive test.

35. Shielded Couplings also add extra strength and rigidity and help maintain proper alignment.

36. From the Cambridge English Corpus Subsequently, he developed myoclonus, tremor, Cogwheel rigidity, and …

37. Motion control Couplings provide good rigidity in moderate- to high-torque applications like …

38. To add rigidity, braces are sometimes fastened from the overarm to the knee.

39. Paralysis Agitans has four main motor symptoms: postural instability, bradykinesia, rigidity and tremors

40. The load to failure, system rigidity, and the median fatigue limit were determined.

41. The rigidity and traction of the EBs was far superior to spongy plimsolls.

42. AeroFlex Backplates are fabricated from black dual durometer thermoplastics that combine rigidity and flexibility

43. Similarly, a 3D-rigidity constraint between pairs of points over multiple frames is derived.

44. The amount of force needed is inversely proportional to the rigidity of the material.

45. Subsequently, the Commission acknowledged that the boundary could not be demarcated with absolute rigidity.

46. Subsequently, the Commission acknowledged that the boundary could not be demarcated with absolute rigidity

47. : muscular rigidity in which passive movement of the limbs (as during a physical examination) elicits ratchet-like start-and stop movements through the range of motion of a joint (as of the elbow) and that occurs especially in individuals affected with Parkinson's disease The third major sign, rigidity (sometimes called "Cogwheel" rigidity), is peculiar to Parkinson's disease.

48. Clinically, unilateral rigidity and tremor prevailed in most cases while akinesia was slight or absent.

49. Welded steel frame design for increased strength and rigidity during effortless and long time usage.

50. The rigidity of rolling mill is imporatem factor for control precision accuracy of plate thickness.