Sentence examples for articulation hinge from inspiring English sources

In its original formulation this model predicts the presence of two opposing morphogen gradients, one emanating from the region of the upper/lower jaw articulation (hinge) and one from the distal extremities of PA1 (caps); the origin and nature of these signals remain elusive.

The constrained type: This imparts stability to the knee by virtue of an articulation, either hinged (Walldius, Guepar, Shiers, Young) or ball-in-socket (Herbert).

The present models for total knee-replacement arthroplasty fall into three basic types: The constrained type: This imparts stability to the knee by virtue of an articulation, either hinged (Walldius, Guepar, Shiers, Young) or ball-in-socket (Herbert).

The joint hinges are modeled by defining Hinge connection.

Significant improvement of the articulation between the rotating hinge mechanism and tibial component has decreased the stresses that contributed to earlier failures in previous generation designs.

The articulation with the wing hinge is, therefore, formed solely by the chitinous cuticular part of the pleural arch.

The knee is a synovial modified hinge joint that consists of three articulations: the tibiofemoral joint, the tibiofibular joint and the patellofemoral joint.

The hinged ulno-humeral articulation, the radio-humeral articulation and the proximal radio-ulnar articulation together with the ligamentous stability conferred by the medial collateral ligaments and lateral collateral ligaments lend to its remarkable stability [7].

In vitro wear simulation was performed for patients with metal ion hypersensitivity, using a new rotating hinge knee design with a ZrN surface articulation in comparison with the clinically established cobalt chromium version.

The strongest hinge joints in arthropods also bear a double articulation, as in the leg of the spider and in Scutigera, the fastest-running centipede.

Many of the original designs were simple hinge joints, in which intrinsic complete constraint of the articulation predictably resulted in failure by loosening.