Sentence examples for arm geometry from inspiring English sources

The significant biomechanical differences are likely influenced by patella femoral moment arm geometry and changing ligament laxity throughout the active range of motion.

A tilted arm geometry was adopted in order to maximize the strain induced movement, keeping the design relatively simple and robust and the lancet on the wafer plane.

It was found that the dendrite morphology was best described by a cylindrical arm geometry and that the accuracy of the phase diagram could have a significant influence on the microsegregation predictions.

This can be achieved after successful calibration of the C-arm geometry.

In our experience steep, double-angulation procedures are easier with CBCT guidance because of the C-arm geometry with an angulation range up to 50°.

This investigation includes trade-offs not previously considered in the DBT literature, such as the use of a stationary detector versus a C-arm imaging geometry.

Suspension Type: Front; McPherson struts, stabilizer bars, L-shaped lower arm, anti-dive geometry and suspension subframe; rear: MacPherson struts, stabilizer bars, dual links, suspension subframe and liquid filled strut mounts.

Open GIF artist Zolloc's (a.k.a. Hayden Zezula) website, Tumblr, or Instagram page and you'll be treated to flowing fluids, armies of arms, and gyrating geometry.

We use a FARO Gauge digitizer arm to measure the geometry of the visible scene and also to gather data about a sparse set of points on hidden objects for comparative verification.

Achilles tendon moment arm, foot and ankle skeletal geometry, fascicle arrangement as well as the ratio of fascicle length to Achilles tendon moment arm showed no significant (p > 0.05) correlation with sprint performance, nor were there any differences in the analyzed musculoskeletal parameters between the fast and slow sprinter group.

Given the geometry of the arm and the task constraints moving within the two different hemi-workspaces gave rise to different joint paths and joint velocities.