Sentence examples for base of the foot from inspiring English sources
The newly found specimen is a well-preserved fourth metatarsal, one of the long bones that connect the toe to the base of the foot.
Nets General Manager Billy King characterized the injury as something similar to plantar fasciitis — inflammation of the plantar fascia tendon at the base of the foot.
The pedal ganglia are in the base of the foot, and the visceral ganglia are located under the posterior adductor muscle.
Johnson, who has plantar fasciitis, or inflammation of the tendon at the base of the foot, is averaging 16.2 points in 39 minutes during the five postseason games, just around his regular-season numbers.
Johnson sat for three games in February after the injury — described as something similar to plantar fasciitis, or inflammation of the tissue at the base of the foot — first flared up.
Johnson said he expected to return to the lineup Friday against the Dallas Mavericks, but the Nets are approaching the injury with caution, understanding that plantar fasciitis — or inflammation of the tendon at the base of the foot — can become problematic if not appropriately healed.
As the shot gained prominence, a set of fundamentals emerged: a squared-up, shoulder-width base of the feet; a ninety-degree alignment of the shooting elbow; a "through-the-hoop" follow-through with the wrist.
One of the basic assumption of Terzaghi's in deriving the bearing capacity equation is "the base of the footing is rough", to what degree?
Based on that, after transformations, column load V Ed is: V_{Ed} = V_{Ed,red} frac{A}{{A - A_{0} }} = frac{{V_{Ed,red} }}{{1 - frac{{A_{0} }}{A}}} (3)where A is the area within the base of the footing.
These nonlinear springs are a combination of dashpots, and drag and gap elements that define the soil-foundation interaction by capturing horizontal (p x), vertical (p z), shear-sliding (t x) and moment rotation behaviors at the base of the footing.
A calf in normal presentation will have the base of the feet pointing to the ground.
