Sentence examples for width of the foot from inspiring English sources

Louboutin's lasts are shorter (from toe to heel), higher (in the arch), and tighter (across the width of the foot) than those of most designers, and their proportions have become even more exaggerated over the years.

Other associated clinical findings in children with congenital PMBT include the following: underdevelopment of the calf muscles, decreased length and width of the foot [7] and, as stated previously, a decrease in ankle movement, which does not improve.

The path of pressure trajectory was analyzed, and anteroposterior index of pressure trajectory (anteroposterior length of the path of the pressure trajectory divided by anteroposterior length of the foot) and excursion index of pressure trajectory (maximum lateral deviation of pressure trajectory divided by maximum width of the foot) were calculated [ 13, 18].

Here the perimeter of the distal portion of the foot was measured as the outline from the tip of digit one to digit five, and sinuosity was measured as the ratio of this perimeter relative to the width of the foot (p/d: Figure 1B).

Their results indicated that N γ was dependent on the width of the footing for both square and circular footings with the smaller footings exhibiting higher N γ values.

An increase in width of the footing and the vertical load also leads to increase the overturning resistance to some extent.

Further, it is observed that foundation deformations, such as rotation and sliding are affected by the embedment ratio, indicating an increase of up to 56%% in these responses for a reduction of embedment from 0.5 to 0.05× the width of the footing.

The width of the right foot was also significantly greater in the women with arthritis.

For untreated strip footing, the best match between measured and predicted vertical displacements is obtained at the value of the depth of influence equal to 1.65 times width of the strip footing as shown in Fig. 3.

If the pitch of the shoe is too steep and the width of the shoe or foot bed is too narrow, the foot will slide around in the shoe, causing arch cramps and muscle spasms because the foot is not stable in the shoe.

This functional effect on inversion and eversion was differentially specified along the width and length of the foot such that F-L was always different from M-L and F-M.