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The transverse processes of the first three sacral vertebrae are fused to form wide lateral wings, or alae, and articulate with the centre-back portions of the blades of the ilia to complete the pelvic girdle.
Barry Katz, who met Kravinsky around this time, and who is now a developer of luxury homes in Connecticut, found him to be brilliant and articulate, "with the kind of intensity you donʼt encounter in many people.
The only rigid tissues directly connecting the head and neck (the occipital processes) project inwards into the foramen magnum and articulate with the occipital condyles of the head (Fig. 2C, 2D).
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The malleus, or "hammer," rests against the tympanic membrane and articulates with the incus.
Currently, the SWS in the studied company is not automatically performed and articulated with the updated real time knowledge of CFI, production quantities and assembly lines coworkers' availability.
At the lower end of the tibia there is a medial extension (the medial malleolus), which forms part of the ankle joint and articulates with the talus (anklebone) below; there is also a fibular notch, which meets the lower end of the shaft of the fibula.
The base of the maxilla consists of two segments, the cardo contains a single sclerite which is semicircular in shape in adults; the main sclerite of the stipes is triangular and articulates with the cardo along its diameter (Fig. 4a).
The proximo-lateral side of the shaft is flat and articulates with the medial face of Mt III.
Its anterior part is tipped, points anteriorly, and articulates with the tgpl.
Within 6 months, the bipolar component migrated out of the acetabulum and articulated with the iliac soft tissues.
– For malacostracan pleopods we can assume that one comparably large sclerite lies laterally and articulates with the tergopleura and the basipod.
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