Sentence examples for cd joint from inspiring English sources
They're also an endangered species, prey to the predatory advertising budgets and often misleading claims to great value of the chains: the brilliant Replay records in Bristol has recently fallen foul of Fopp, reggae specialist Daddy Kool has bitten the dust, and the fantastically gracious and knowledgeable R&B specialist CD Joint in Dalston has also disappeared.
"Dirk has damaged his shoulder at the A-C joint, which is between the collar bone and the shoulder," said Dr Peter Brukner, Liverpool's Head of Sports Medicine and Sports Science.
The result suggests four distinct perspectives towards effective working relationships, namely a) shared team responsibility, b) execution focused team, c) joint capability and structure; and d) senior leadership pair.
We note that the FSM as a theory has evolved through inspection of: (a) new explanatory pathways (mediators); (b) factors that moderate FSM pathways; and (c) joint tests of competing models.
A procedure, based on dual numbers, is used to solve the inverse kinematics of the entire mechanism in order to determine the rotations and translations of each C joint.
(c) Joint channel estimation with joint equalization.
The posterior radius overlies both radiocarpal (b) and distal radioulnar (c) joint spaces, precluding direct approaches.
A-C joint ranges are adapted from Saunders (Kenalog), and Tallia and Cardone (Depo-Medrol, Celestone Soluspan).
In contrast, 39% of all physicians (41% orthopaedic surgeons, 44% rheumatologists, 29% PCSMs/PMRs) exceeded the recommended dose range for the A-C joint.
Among the symptoms associated with HCV disease (see Table 3; C), joint pain (including back problems (32.5%) and joint disorders (29.3%)) and abdominal pain (36.1%) were identified; and these patients were less likely to be treated.
The possibility that exceeding dose ranges for intra-articular injections (as reported by ~37% survey respondents for the A-C joint) can have deleterious effects on articular cartilage is, however, suggested by indirect or anecdotal evidence.
