Sentence examples for isolated foot from inspiring English sources

Add-ons include handlebar weights, isolated foot pegs, and engine counterweights.

?Borvocarbo stoeffelensis, a small, cormorant-like bird from the late Oligocene of Germany was recently described by Mayr [55], and includes a referred isolated foot that previously had been tentatively assigned to the extinct genus Oligocorax.

This conclusion is a consequence of the less frequent involvement of ankle and foot joints than joints of the upper extremities [ 13] and the rare occurrence of isolated foot involvement in remission states as revealed here.

Also, achieving lower soil stresses through changing the isolated footing shape will consequently reduce the expected settlements and the footing stresses.

We also included 26 isolated feet with splayed toes, held at the Museum of the Rockies, Montanaa State University, Bozeman, MT), and 4 additional specimens of exotic species were sampled from collections held at the American Museum of Natural History, New York.

In patient 6, scn was detected only in the strain isolated from foot tissue, but not in the strains isolated from blood and the superficially cultured wound of the foot.

It stands isolated to foot traffic but handy to the vehicles that converge at the intersection of Routes 100, 100A, 100C and the Sprain Brook Parkway.

The other aerobic Gram-negative organisms isolated from foot ulcers included Acinetobacter baumannii (5 strains), Proteus species (20 strains), Enterobacter species (1 strain) and Morganella morganii (1 strain).

Parametric studies demonstrated that the efficiency of reinforcement on the bearing capacity of interfering footings is greater than that on an isolated reinforced footing.

Amastigote organisms were isolated from foot-pad (L. major) or spleen (L. infantum) of Balb/c mice inoculated subcutaneously or intraveinously with 107 log-phase promastigotes, respectively.

Semantics aside, this is what solitary typically looks like: For 22 to 24 hours a day, inmates are isolated in six-foot-by-nine-foot cells that may not have windows, where the lights often never turn off, and where the din of voices and TV rarely quiets.