Sentence examples for leg adjacent from inspiring English sources
Number of fasteners in the tension angle's leg adjacent to the column.
Distance between the centerline of bolt hole and the top edge of tension angle's leg adjacent to column flange.
The medial wound was too large to close directly and thus a fasciocutaneous flap was raised from her medial lower leg adjacent to the defect.
The instantaneous center of rotation for the connection is located at the cross-point of the horizontal middle plane and the vertical section at the top of the heel of angle leg adjacent to the compression beam flange (Fig. 4).
Axial FS PD-WI MRI along the proximal-to-distal axis (b and c) better demonstrates the intrasubstance edema of the semimembranosus tendon (arrows) so as to show the fluid tracking along the medial side of the leg, adjacent to the medial gastrocnemius muscle and the pes anserinus.
one plastic hinge is assumed to form at the angle's leg adjacent to compression beam flange at the centre of rotation (H 4 in Fig. 4) with other plastic hinges in the tension angle and/or fasteners at the ultimate level of loading.
If you pick any angle in the triangle (besides the right angle), you will see that one leg is adjacent to the angle, and the other leg is opposite the angle.
Internal hemipelvectomy is a surgical procedure of partial to complete unilateral resection of bone and soft tissue of the pelvis with preservation of the adjacent leg, whereas in external hemipelvectomy - also referred to as hindquarter amputation - the adjacent leg is resected as well.
But as Patton came to the exchange area in Lane 4, he collided with the arm of Harry Aikines-Aryeetey, who was preparing to run Britain's anchor leg in the adjacent Lane 3. Patton lost his balance, fell to the track and dislocated his left shoulder.
deformations of connection elements are small; additional stresses created due to the deformation of top-angle's column adjacent leg are ignored; 3.
The contralateral arbor extends to dorsal leg neuropil in adjacent segments.
