Sentences with phrase «junction points between»

Transitional vertebrae are congenitally malformed vertebrae situated at junction points between distinct segments of the spine where the vertebrae change shape, as from the ribcage to the lower back or lower back to the hips.

The chakras, vital junction points between body and consciousness, will be explored as well as the major nadis, or subtle channels, on the level of theory and experience.

A link Between World is a junction point between past and future, one of the most beautiful chapters in the long lasting saga.

Unlike many convertibles we've seen, the Miix 320's tablet half connects to the keyboard inconspicuously; the junction point between them, which consists of two rubber tabs, a data / power connection, and a couple of magnets, makes it look much more like a laptop when snapped together than a 2 - in - 1, as shown here...

DISPLAY is a project space founded in 2016 by Paul Polaris and Marie DuPasquier, as a junction point between an artist and a curator.

Not exact matches

In terms of electrode placement, De Luca (1997) identified that electrode configuration (area covered, shape, and distance between electrodes), location of the electrodes (in relation to innervation point, the junction with the tendon, and in relation to other muscles), and direction of electrodes (in relation to the prevailing direction of muscle fibers) could all affect the signal recorded (De Luca, 1997).

However, De Luca (1997) also carefully specified that to have confidence in this conclusion it was necessary to ensure correct electrode placement (between the innervation point and the junction of the muscle with the tendon and avoiding cross-talk from neighbouring muscles).

I was using this point to illustrate the main theme of my presentation — namely that we now have two worlds: the world of the audience and the world of the individual (I thought this was a rather neat theme to use given that we were standing is a city that has been defined by the fact that is sits at the physical and political junction between two worlds — the world of Europe and the world of Asia).