Sentence examples for elbow position from inspiring English sources

"Before this," Sokolovas said, "we were just guessing — high elbow position is better than low elbow position, or pulling in the middle is better than pulling from the side.

The measurements show that both the magnitude and direction of the restraining force are affected by elbow position, measured relative to the standing wave position, and the sound frequency.

Notice that the ankles again are stacked, knees are stacked, and again, take very close note that the shoulder is directly over where the elbow position is, again very important.

As Smith describes in Playing Hard Ball, the chief difficulty he encountered was dismantling the high elbow position and controlled play that mark the classiest cricketers, then using the basic building blocks – depth perception, lightning decision-making and timing – to create an explosive new baseball swing.

The results show that when the inverse kinematics approach loses the elbow position, the inverse kinematics image constraint approach estimates the position of the elbow inside the silhouette.

And while this headset does not have tracked controllers, Oculus has done a lot to create software that understands how to translate some lateral hand movements from a fixed elbow position so the interactions you get here feel deeper.

Systematic, significant differences in measured lengths, consistent with muscle function, were observed between elbow positions.

Users under standardized conservative wheelchair-sitting position moved their right elbow as widely as possible at five different wheel angles while elbow positions were recorded, thereby establishing the maximum possible elbow workspace.

Figure 1 shows the molecular structure of the eGNR, which can be viewed as the regular chevron GNR with additional benzene rings (highlighted by yellow) in the elbow positions.

The sensors register the surgeon's hand movements, which are relayed as digitized information to a computer and recalculated as wrist, shoulder and elbow positions 1,300 times a second.

Testing procedure errors, such as poor or inconsistent stabilization of the DP on the subject's arm, or different elbow positions, could explain the variances in part.