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Significats de flection en anglès

portuguès
flexão

Deviation from a straight or normal course.

        flexão
        Sinònims
        Examples for "inflection"
        Examples for "inflection"
        1
        The Performance Measures tool arrives at an inflection point for government transparency.
        Wired
        2
        The state-level data could signal an inflection point muffled by national statistics.
        Reuters
        3
        Loncar said approval of tisagenlecleucel would represent an inflection point for investors.
        Reuters
        4
        She simply added to it. There was no inflection in her words.
        Fragile Eternity
        5
        The inflection of her speech told him all he needed to know.
        Immortal wolf
        1
        However, this common procedure has the potential to decrease elbow flexion strength.
        Pubmed
        2
        Objective: To determine whether knee flexion influenced bony contact movements during flexion.
        Pubmed
        3
        Therefore, these designs accept higher loads near full extension than in flexion.
        Pubmed
        4
        The loss in range of motion occurred in extension, not in flexion.
        Pubmed
        5
        The anthropometric measurement with the lowest correlation value was lateral lumbar flexion.
        Pubmed
        1
        This will reduce the displacement of the sigmoid flexure, besides giving relief.
        The Royal Road to Health; Or, the Secret of Health Without Drugs
        2
        The defect is most serious where wood is subjected to flexure, as in beams.
        The Mechanical Properties of Wood / Including a Discussion of th...
        3
        The common theory of flexure can no longer be used to calculate the web stresses.
        Some Mooted Questions in Reinforced Concrete Design / American S...
        4
        The telescope-tube was a double cone, to prevent flexure.
        History of Astronomy
        5
        The main outcome was rate of detection of any advanced neoplasm proximal to the splenic flexure.
        Pubmed
        Ús de flection en anglès
        1
        Copper chloride, rather slow in flection: poisonous.
        Insectivorous Plants
        2
        It exhibits, also, something of that new growth which was to compensate for the loss of flection.
        Anglo-Saxon Literature
        Translations for flection
        portuguès
        flexão
        Flection a través del temps