Sentence examples for simulated the stance from inspiring English sources
This study investigated the in-vivo contact areas of human talocrural joint under weightbearing conditions that simulated the stance phase of walking using a combined magnetic resonance (MR) and dual-orthogonal fluoroscopic imaging technique.
It was conducted under quasi-static conditions, only simulating the stance phase of the gait.
Interruption during stance: Reactions of the animals to disturbances applied to a leg tip during stance in different directions (front, back, inside, outside) (Bartling and Schmitz 2000; Cruse 1985b) can in principle be simulated by the Stance-net consisting of negative feedback controllers.
Our model simulated the COM trajectories with error of 1.94E+01 ± 5.08E+00 mm (average ± SD) during the stance phase of sprinting.
For a precise assessment of hip fracture risk during the single-leg stance and the sideways fall, loading and boundary conditions simulating the single-leg stance and the sideways fall configurations are required in the FE model.
He simulated the Nuremberg rally on stage.
The meniscal bearing was observed to move 5.6 mm posteriorly during the simulated stance and the corresponding antero-posterior displacement of the talar component was 8.3 mm.
The mechanical axis of the tibial specimen is cautiously adjusted coincident with the actuator of the MTS Bionix 858 system (MTS Co., Ltd., Minneapolis, MN, U.S.A). to simulate the single leg stance.
To simulate the single-leg stance configuration, 2.5 times the patient's body weight was applied as a distributed load on the femoral head in direction of femoral shaft axis [ 38] and femur was fixed at the distal end [ 13, 39]; see Figure 2 e).
The insole was then loaded with total body weight for 1 second by lifting the left foot off the ground, simulating the magnitude and speed of stance phase loading during gait.
The physiological loads were estimated to be two times body weight (70 kgf) to simulate the compressive load on the knee during single limb stance [ 23].
