Sentence examples similar to curve knee from inspiring English sources

In addition, we found females tended to have more curved knees and thus higher ROM.

The area under the curve for knee valgus in 2-D was reasonably close to 1.0, denoting that the test can discriminate between those with and without a medial knee position.

Meanwhile, Venus poses in a graceful curve, her knee-length hair held in front of her, a hand covering one breast.

Hardly had they made their processional entrance, in single file, than in unison they demonstrated a tribhanga — a celebrated Odissi S-bend position in which dancers create a series of upward curves at knee, torso and shoulder — and contrasted it with the sculpturally square position called chowk, all amid a swaying dance of ritual invocation.

This interval specifies the full set of (h_{mathit {KE}}) values from which a jump down will yield a crossing of the curve of knees.

Survival curves of knee or hip osteoarthritis by number of successful races and categories of finishing time are displayed in Figure 1.

Analyzing data from literature, we generated several scenarios describing typical AKSS to time curves after knee surgery and their variance.

"Cast-Iron Crutches," a five-minute opening solo by the tall, gawky Mr. Elam, offered a distillation of his oddly compelling physical style as he moved from one self-bound position to another — hands joined between legs, torso curved over knees.

Similarly, the curves of knees are shown in dark blue and cyan.

As a result, he will not defend his title in the 200 this week (he has also been concerned about running the curve with his knee problem) and is uncertain whether he will be able to compete in the 4x100 relay.

Figure 2a shows a knee curve at cluster 3, Fig. 2b plots the observed and expected values for log(W k ) and Fig. 2c shows that gap value at cluster 3 that maximizes the Gap n (k).