Coronal fat-suppressed PD T2-WI (a) shows a polylobulated homogenously hyperintense mass (thin arrows) mostly located in the lateral compartment of the left lower leg, larger than 5 cm.
The admissible region of the contact point for the groping leg is determined such that the magnitude of the vertical force of the groping leg larger than that of the grope-force, and the magnitude of the vertical force for the other three legs less than that of the grope-force.
I had purchased some beautiful locally raised Muscovy duck legs, large, meaty and not terribly expensive.
Its long legs, large feet, and deep but narrow chest suit it well for life on the move.
Smaller than a postage stamp and sporting eight flailing legs, large fangs and a distinctly portly body, the 305 million-year-old creature is the closest known relative - living or extinct - to spiders, the scientists claim.
However, if fluid overload persists, when the patient lies down and elevates dependent extremities (e.g., the legs), large amounts of fluid become mobilized, resulting in rapid expansion of the blood volume and in shortness of breath.
This is the sound they heard on that particular morning in May 1992 (fig.2): Eventually, the two friends caught several fleeting glimpses of a small round-bodied chocolate-brown bird with a dark stubby tail, long pink legs, large dark eyes and a pointy black beak, scampering quickly through the dense underbrush.
It is horse-sized with a chocolate brown body, zebra-striped legs, large cow-like ears, a 15cm (6in) pair of horns on the males, and a relatively long neck.
About 2 million years ago, the ancestors of modern humans evolved the physiological "equipment" for running--long legs, large buttocks, and springy structures in the feet, among other features.
It has finely blotched yellow-green plumage, a distinct facial disc of sensory, vibrissa-like feathers, a large grey beak, short legs, large feet, and wings and a tail of relatively short length.
