Sentence examples for joint limitation from inspiring English sources
The deficient-DOF space of PUMA 560, made up with the singularity and joint limitation, affects the maneuverability and stability of the master slave manipulation system.
Physical examination showed palpable masses and joint limitation.
The authors show a large body of data regarding biomechanical sequelae of shoulder balance, gait, joint limitation and instabilities, and chronic deteriorations following reconstruction using skin-muscle flaps.
Because joint limitation of abduction, adduction or internal rotation are more problematic than joint deformity in flexion or external rotation, in presence of the former two points are subtracted while in the latter only one point.
Based on those, maximum singularity-free workspace and kinematics performance based criteria are applied in optimizing basic mechanism parameters considering input and passive joint limitations.
APSIC succeeded in identifying physiologic joint functions and current prosthetic joint limitations in the studied situations, which notably resulted in the design of a prototype of ankle-knee prosthesis adapted to multimodal locomotion of transfemoral amputee.
As a result, we will have joint limitations such as β min(α i,ρ i )<β i <β max(α i,ρ i ), which will need to be obtained experimentally (no workspace analysis and joint limit measurements have been performed on the prototype so far).
During this process physiological joint limitations are carefully observed; traction or high-velocity movements will not be applied, as may be the case in other forms of manual therapy [ 29].
In particular, painful contractures were the major clinical sign in each case at or shortly after birth, leading to progressive joint limitations and delay of motor development; intellectual development was normal.
Patients with OA suffered from swelling and pain of joints, limitation of joint motion range, limitation in walking and stair climbing, and lower quality of life [ 8].
Thirty-nine per cent (22 patients) had joints limitations, 39% (22 patients) had balance limitations, 32% (18 patients) had loss of visual acuity, and 45% (25 patients) had attention impairment.
