The Principles of Myodynamics
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And the adductors of the arm will be put on the stretch, and will have their displacing components aug- THE PRINCIPLES OF MVODVXAMICS. G mented, which may be looked upon as so much weight to be added to the resistance of the acro- mion, and thus the displacement of the head of the humerus into the axilla will be doubly assured on the principle of a lever of the second order.
(2. ) But, if the displacing components of the adductors and the resistance of the acromion be looked upon as the power, ...the principle of a lever of the third order will be involved, and the fulcrum will be overcome : which is the lower and internal portion of the capsular ligament.
88. The following problem may now be solved : To determine, in a given case, the strain on the inner and lower portion of the capsule of the shoulder -joint. It will be convenient at present to consider the humerus a lever of the first order.
. (i. ) Let the power-arm of the lever be ten inches long the distance from the elbow-joint to the acromion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the adductors of the arm will be put on the stretch, and will have their displacing components aug- THE PRINCIPLES OF MVODVXAMICS. G mented, which may be looked upon as so much weight to be added to the resistance of the acro- mion, and thus the displacement of the head of the humerus into the axilla will be doubly assured on the principle of a lever of the second order.
(2. ) But, if the displacing components of the adductors and the resistance of the acromion be looked upon as the power, ...the principle of a lever of the third order will be involved, and the fulcrum will be overcome : which is the lower and internal portion of the capsular ligament.
88. The following problem may now be solved : To determine, in a given case, the strain on the inner and lower portion of the capsule of the shoulder -joint. It will be convenient at present to consider the humerus a lever of the first order.
. (i. ) Let the power-arm of the lever be ten inches long the distance from the elbow-joint to the acromion.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J S Jarvis Sherman Wight to read onlineMoreLess
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