Sentence examples for cylindrical grip from inspiring English sources
An example from Mycenae has a cylindrical grip of openwork gold flowers with lapis lazuli in their petals and crystal filling between them; the guard is formed by dragons, similarly inlaid.
Both the human subject results and the surrogate evaluation suggest that the approach can be used to automatically segment the pressure map for quantifying phalangeal kinetics of the fingers during cylindrical gripping.
With groups of 12 subjects gripping a cylindrical handle, this experimental study investigated perception thresholds (in the frequency range 8 315 Hz) and the strength of sensation caused by each of the three axes of hand-transmitted vibration (in the frequency range 8 400 Hz) at vibration magnitudes from threshold up to levels associated with discomfort and injury.
A model has been developed for the power grip on a cylindrical handle.
Two of the selected gestures are evaluated in the ARAT: the tripod grasp is tested in section A (grasp subtest) and the cylindrical grasp in section B (grip subtest) of ARAT.
The objective of this study is to enhance the understanding of the hand grip force applied to a cylindrical handle and to develop a new dynamometer for measuring maximum grip force or grip strength.
It can be also assumed that the normal gripping force of a cylindrical handle would be therefore higher to prevent slippage of the handle.
However, the grip strength applied on a cylindrical handle may not exhibit the same handle size relationship as that observed with the Jamar handle.
In contrast, the cylindrical handle proved to be able to determine the overall grip strength for a subject, as well as show the grip force distribution around the circumference of the handle.
No reliable correlation between the grip strengths measured with the 40 mm cylindrical handle and Jamar handle with a 47.6 mm span was observed.
When wearing the glove, subjects used similar reaching trajectories in both environments, preserved the coordination between reaching and grasping and scaled grip aperture to object size for the larger object (cylindrical grasp).
