Sentence examples for elements of digits from inspiring English sources

The correlations between raw lengths are significantly stronger between phalangeal elements of digits II and III compared to those of digits II or III with digits IV or V (Table 3).

Note that elements of digits II and III are close to identical in length in all species as shown by intercepts near 0 and slopes close to 1 with very little error.

The Australian guidelines adapted elements of the 4-Digit-Code and Canadian Guidelines.

Turing machines operate over discrete strings of elements (digits) drawn from a finite alphabet.

To date, Shh expression has only been examined during squamate limb development in lizard limbs, and it was shown that the temporal activity of Shh expression in the posterior Zone of Polarizing Activity (ZPA) plays a role in determining the number of skeletal elements in the digits of element-reduced species in the scincid genus Hemiergis.

The position of the five elements (finger digits and temporal intervals) had to be different for the three-trained spatial sequences and the three-trained temporal sequences, respectively.

The origin of digits, essentially strings of segmented elements developing in a sequence from the distal part of the limb, is a problem that developmental genetics is beginning to tackle.

Here we have identified that early diverged and basal genera ('leaf mimic' chameleons; Palleon, Brookesia, Rieppeleon and Rhampholeon) exhibit a dramatic reduction of independent carpal and tarsal elements in adults despite maintaining a normal pentadactyl number of digits and phalanges.

Mr. Negroponte, founder of the M.I.T. Media Lab, was saying that innovation and fortunes would increasingly be made doing imaginative things with the basic elements of computing — bits, short for binary digits — instead of working with the atoms of the physical world.

However, in its worst form human syndactyly can involve synostoses of the majority of digit elements [ 76].

If the morphometric integration of digit elements is intrinsic to syndactyly through an ontogenetic constraint, the establishment of syndactyly as a non-adaptive trait is less improbable because, as discussed above, it effectively retains the capacity of digit flexion and extension.