Sentence examples for lateral inclination from inspiring English sources

The characteristic lateral inclination of the trochlea directs the radius laterally during the stride and pushes the body sideways and forward, resulting in a scuttling rather than striding movement.

The tractor was tilted and when its lateral inclination reached 60°, an inclinometer activated two airbag inflators, located into its inclined beams, which deployed and locked the E2D-ROPS at its operative position in 102 ms.

The authors believe this lateral inclination may depend on higher leaning on the dominant side.

In MLO patient breast positioning, the radiographer maintained a slight flexion and left lateral inclination of the trunk.

The dip angle of lateral accretion layer: The lateral inclination angle ranges from 5° to 8° according to the empirical formula for river width/depth ratio and lateral accretion dip angle (Zhou et al. 2009).

In the horizontal plane, there was also a lateral inclination of the S1C7 axis towards the stance leg during the swing phase, reaching its maximum around ankle crossing and its minimum around toe off (this can also be observed in the frontal plane).

Moreover, construction equipment in field operation is in particular faced with problems like lateral inclinations and misalignments between running surfaces of track link and bottom roller.

The lateral acetabular inclination was introduced by Cooperman et al. (1983) and later applied by Grzegorzewski et al. (2006) to children with Perthes' disease.

The assessment of a hip arthroplasty should include the following parameters (Table 1): leg length, vertical and horizontal centre of rotation, lateral acetabular inclination, and femoral stem positioning.

After identification of the type of arthroplasty, meticulous and systematic analysis of the following parameters on an anteroposterior standing pelvic radiograph should be undertaken: leg length, vertical and horizontal centre of rotation, lateral acetabular inclination, and femoral stem positioning.

The results show that the size of the feasible no lift-off region was inversely proportional to the height of the tread above the ground, the distance of the stance foot from the ipsilateral rail, and lateral ground inclination angle.