Sentence examples for articulation location from inspiring English sources

No association was found between etiology and multisite HO or articulation location of HO.

The inside pair is a bit springy, with enough articulation to position themselves into your ear.

"These boxes are connected to that network and we fix the signals that we want to look at, such as vehicle articulation, vehicle speeds and location, and then using that network, we pick off the information, which could be transmitted to a second car," he continued.

The contact zones of femorotibial articulation shift in both area and location as flexion occurs.

In sign languages, the equivalent to phonemes (formerly called cheremes) are defined by the basic elements of gestures, such as hand shape, orientation, location, and motion, which correspond to manners of articulation in spoken language.

The most frequent location was adjacent to the pisotriquetral joint in the asymptomatic wrists (26%), and volar to the radioscaphoid articulation in symptomatic wrists (39.1%).

Using SAR scattering center locations and magnitudes as features, the invariance of these features with articulation (e.g. turret rotation of a tank) is shown for XPATCH-generated synthetic SAR signatures and actual signatures from the MSTAR (public) data.

We present a basic recognition system for the XPATCH data, using scatterer relative locations, and an improved recognition system, using scatterer locations and magnitudes, that achieves excellent results with the more limited articulation invariance encountered with the real SAR targets in the MSTAR data.

If possible, the reconstruction allowing the maximal articulation preservation should be selected after careful evaluation of the effects of chemotherapy and the location of the tumor.

In reach to grasp motions that required the bending and twisting of the hand along the motion paths to match some location and orientation in space, the arm system defaulted to the co-articulation of 4 rotational joints roughly projecting to three physical dimensions for transport of the hand and 1 for rotations of the hand.

This was followed by measurement of observed lesion dimensions, and the location of the lesion in reference to anatomical landmarks such as the surangular foramen and articulations between elements.