This is also the point of insertion of the helical insert observed in the CDPSs.
Between the proximal leg segments (i.e., those closer to the point of insertion of the limb into the body), pivot joints are usually present.
The first of these grow toward the apex, but, as tip growth ceases, procambial strands form above and extend toward the base, passing through the node, or point of insertion of the leaf primordium, and into the stem below.
A flaw with shooting liquid spices into meat is that they tend to pool at the point of insertion, later revealing an odd circle of green in your sliced roast.
(a) A perpendicular is dropped from ideal point of insertion of mini-implant to the arch wire.
Equal forces were applied bilaterally along the X-axis at the point of insertion of the microscrews (Figure 4).
The 38-Å amino-to-carboxy-terminal distance of Ub stresses the Bn monomer, causing it to split at the point of insertion.
It is also possible that the plantaris tendon takes over the function of the Achilles tendon completely, subsequently causing hypertrophy at the point of insertion.
In fact, the estimated IMF of the signal is examined as an optimal point of insertion of the watermark in order to maximize its energy while achieving imperceptibility.
Recurrence times to infection at the point of insertion of a catheter for kidney patients using portable dialysis equipment ( Akritas and Van Keilegom 2003 ).
T2-weighted sequences are the most useful for studying omphalocele, although T1-weighted sequences help in detecting the large intestine, and volumetric sequences help in determining the point of insertion of the umbilical cord (Fig. 20b).
