1 Examples are lateral flexion of the head at the neck and trunk. 2  Abduction and Adduction â frontal plane movements around a sagittal axis occur at multiaxial joints like the bal and socket joint of the shoulder or ellipsoid joints.3  Abduction is movement away from the midline of the trunk of the body. Abduction and Adduction â frontal plane movements around a sagittal axis occur at multiaxial joints like the bal and socket joint of the shoulder or ellipsoid joints. 2  Abduction is movement away from the midline of the trunk of the body. 3  Adduction is movement medically toward the midline of the body.
Load and Torque Cells. Small, low profile sensors to measure force, load or weight in compression in many instances not much larger than a button. Load is introduced on small center bump. A diaphragm between the center bump and sensor outer wall is used to seal the strain gage cavity. Miniature In Line Tension/Compression Load Cells. Small sensor to measure force, load or weight in both directions (i.e. tension and compression) sometimes referred to as universal.
Load is a term for how hard the device has to work to power whatever is attached to it. High load means the output power is high, low load means the output power is low. You can increase the load by, say, connecting a second device to the output of the generator. Assuming the voltage is constant, the current will be higher (since there are now two deices powered by the generator). That means that the equivalent resistance of both deices in parallel will be lower than that of a single device. So, increasing the load means decreasing the resistance of the load. This may be counter intuitive, but usually devices are not rated in resistance-they are rated in input current or power, so the load follows that.