knuckle joint

The knuckle joints of the hands are only very rarely affected.

In slide her finger right up to the last knuckle joint.

He caught the hand with his own, splitting the knuckle joints.

"Those first knuckle joints came back from the lab this morning.

"Too much quiet, and the folks near at hand will notice my knuckle joints crack."

The assembly diagram of knuckle joint is as shown in fig.

He turned it tentatively on its swivel and felt the knuckle joint.

Just raise a knuckle joint for whatever you require and you'll have it instantly."

The knuckle joint assembly consist of following major components :

The knuckle joint is also used in tractor.

Injuries in which the knuckle joints or tendons of the hand are bitten into tend to be the most serious.

"My hands got so bad, my knuckle joints, that I had to give up the flute a year ago.

The knuckle joints yelled reluctantly; the fingers bent a quarter of an inch.

The accident was caused by a fatigue crack in a knuckle joint, causing one of the rotor blades to loosen.

O'Sullivan injured his right hand in the first round, and later underwent surgery to repair torn knuckle joints.

Keeping the spike at the neck of Ragnar, he picked up the bone and began to gnaw on the large knuckled joint.

The coupling rods differed from the usual in the provision of three independent rods, thereby doing away with four knuckle joints and pins.

By the 1730s this construction had been superseded by a knuckle joint at the top and the gate-leg had become virtually obsolete.

Squeaky plastic toys are giving way to knuckle joints and beef tendons, ox tails and toenails, chew hooves and 10-pound mammoth bones taken from cows' thighs.

The mainspars of the wing panels were connected to the centre section spar by knuckle joints, so that the wings could easily be folded back for road or rail transport.

The end of the block is rounded to form a knuckle joint with the back of the case (D) which receives the force of the recoil rather than the pin (C).

A knuckle joint is used to connect the two rods which are under the tensile load, when there is requirement of small amount of flexibility or angular moment is necessary.

The pinky finger of his right hand pointed straight up, as if it grew out of the back of his hand; it was dislocated at the big knuckle joint.

First he had sliced off all the old man's fingers, one by one, first holding the wrist on one hand, then the other, to gain enough purchase to force the blade through the knuckle joints.

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