Sentence examples similar to phalange length from inspiring English sources

The problem has twenty-two design variables, including three phalange lengths, three phalange widths, three radii of joint mandrels, a palm width and twelve route variables for allocation of six pulleys.

The wing measurements included forearm length (FA) measured on captured bats and phalanges length of the third, fourth, and fifth digit measured on wing photographs.

Closer evaluation of the metacarpals and phalanges showed increased length of the diaphyseal bone of the metacarpals and mineralization of the distal most phalange in Het and KO mice.

This method consists of three steps that calculate (1) boundary conditions to the length of the phalanges and the palm width such that the required object range is enveloped by the fingers; (2) boundary conditions to the torques that have to be applied to the phalanges to achieve equilibrium of the fingers and objects; (3) optimal dimensions of the phalanges, palm and actuation mechanism.

With the exception of the pollex (digit I), all of the proximal phalanges are about the same length (the proximal phalanx of digit I is not known).

The length of the phalanges was determined by measuring from the midpoint of the base of the proximal phalanx to the midpoint of the tip of the distal phalanx.

The fifth digit reaches to about half the length of the second phalange of the fourth.

Except for the 1st phalanx of the 3rd digit (3c), the average lengths of phalanges (Table 3) were consistently longer in M. s. pallidus (p < 0.001).

Our study clearly showed that the parameters in bilateral proximal phalanges differ significantly at 15% of the bone length.

H1 also differs from all other known hominins except H. neanderthalensis in having non-pollical distal phalanges with mediolaterally broad apical tufts (relative to length).

Similarly, middle phalanges of digits II through V are similar in length, although phalanx III-2 is distinctly more robust.