Sentence examples for usually a joint from inspiring English sources
There is usually a joint economic production from the male members of the household.
Russell also wrote books, usually written as a joint project with a professional writer, including 1979's Second Wind.
Usually, a dipped rail joint defect (as shown in Fig. 3a) can be modelled as illustrated in Fig. 3b and expressed mathematically by Eq. (1) [19, 19, 20].
Carmakers usually end up in a joint venture.
Distraction of a joint usually suspends and unloads the growth plate and may stimulate growth.
A dislocated finger occurs when the bone has moved out of position and usually looks deformed at a joint, such as your knuckle.
Suffering at this level usually involves charities putting out a joint request for funds.
In order to define the movements of a joint, clinicians usually use anatomic terms.
A web side plate connection was placed at the internal support to reflect typical Australian detailing practice of flooring systems in which such a joint is usually adopted between secondary and primary beams.
Usually, the wedding present is a joint gift, and costs are again split equally; or the person who received the invitation takes the lead in selecting and paying for it.
