For a lightweight and compact leg, the right-angle type wire driven mechanism is adopted to the robot.
SILO4 [11] has a compact leg using the spiroid gear, and walk over a step and a slope using a force sensor on each foot.
Then there are his good cheer and compact build, for which the Sherpas are known, and the stocky legs that seem made for climbing.
Those of us whose cricketing education coincided with the rise of the limited-overs game and its increasingly big bats and audacious shots tend to associate the early days of cricket with a more compact, orthodox leg-side style of batting.
Obtect pupae are compact, with the legs and other appendages enclosed.
In 1784, the breed was described as " high, short and compact with bony legs, often light sorrel in color, gentle, tractable, strong" and with "shoulders loaded with flesh".
Ceratosaurs and torvosaurs may have preferred to be active around waterways, and had lower, thinner bodies that would have given them an advantage in forest and underbrush terrains, whereas allosaurs were more compact, with longer legs, faster but less maneuverable, and seem to have preferred dry floodplains.
The DVT-LSI is a focused, compact assessment of leg symptoms and related concerns that has potential value in monitoring symptoms related to PTS.
The body was compact, and the hind legs were long and slender, like those of birds, and were easily able to support the animal on land.
John's Wort Foot Cream ($19.95) smooths callouses, and Horse Chestnut Leg Toner ($19.95), in a compact spray pump, energizes legs with a blast of tingly oils (spritzed through her stockings).
