Sentence examples for Joint taking from inspiring English sources

The model allows for predicting global joint stiffness, as well as load distribution within the joint, taking explicitly the effect of simultaneously acting internal forces into account.

This work is focused on the study of a structural adhesive for its application in this new type of joint taking also into consideration manufacturing criteria (mounting periods, costs, etc).

Even for bonded assemblies with low edge effects, computed under elastic assumptions, the analysis of the stress distribution throughout the thickness of the joint, taking into account the non-linear behaviour of the adhesive underlines that an increase in the bond line thickness leads to an increase in equivalent plastic deformation close to the free edges.

In the second part we present a finite element model of a 3D bolted joint taking into account two types of non-linearity (unilateral contact and friction model) in which we show the risk of loss of rigidity in the case of inadequate friction force.

The examiner should assess gait and alignment, range of motion, and assess the affected joint and compare it with the contralateral joint, taking into account that most children may have hyperlaxity which decreases with maturity [ 59].

Jesse took the joint, took a tiny hit, exhaled before it could work on her.

Hargrove also deconstructs the groove on D'Angelo's Spanish Joint, taken from the latter's second album, Voodoo.

Interestingly, when the elbow is removed via WE, regeneration of the joint takes place, whereas the elbow joint does not regenerate following SE.

Therefore, only a few tests performed in particular joint taken as reference are necessary for assessing the structural integrity of any similar joint with arbitrary geometry.

All the patients had postoperative radiographs of their knee joint taken in two planes.

DeSilva found that all of the hominin ankle joints resembled those of modern humans rather than those of apes, suggesting that this joint took on its current configuration early in human evolution.