Sentence examples for shape of the articulation from inspiring English sources

Cartilage was modelled based on the shape of the articulation while the ligaments were modelled with linear spring elements.

Only a year later, Jaekel instead favoured a clumsy, kangaroo-like hopping, a change of heart for which he was mocked by German zoologist Gustav Tornier, who interpreted the shape of the articulation surfaces in the hip and shoulder as typically reptilian.

In the gel-type ACI (GACI), the fibrin can already maintain the shape of the articulation approximately five minutes after injection, thus allowing the cells to remain at the injected sites.

And even if there is a defect along the chondral margin, fibrin helps to maintain the shape of the graft according to the articulation [ 13].

Potter's point is not that Boyle's gas laws are themselves explicitly gendered, but that their formation and ratification as scientific was deeply shaped by the articulation of gender politics and theological commitments specific to 17th century England.

(1) Asynchrony between manner of articulation (the type of a sound, e.g., stop, fricative, vowel) and place of articulation (the shape of the lips and tongue when a sound is produced, e.g., lip rounding, position of the tongue tip).

As the length of these regions and the articulations between them dictate the shape of the wing during the flap cycle, the degree of span control and the shapes assumed by the wing during aerial manoeuvres, it seems unlikely that pterosaurs and bird wings of such differing proportions would generate comparable flapping mechanics.

These ecclesiastical civil servants were at the forefront of the articulation of Scotland's sovereign status.

Begin by varying the length of the articulation.

Important cranial characteristics (such as jaw articulation) of most "prosauropods" are closer to those of herbivorous reptiles than those of carnivorous ones, and the shape of the tooth crown is similar to that of modern herbivorous or omnivorous iguanas.

Sign languages are based on four components hand shape, place of articulation, hand orientation, and movement.