- the
different muscle parameters such as
muscle length,
fiber length,
pennation angle, and the
physiological cross-sectional area (PCSA).
Parallel and...
-
pinnation in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Pinnation (also
called pennation) is the
arrangement of feather-like or multi-divided
features arising...
- a
smaller range of motion. When a
muscle contracts and shortens, the
pennation angle increases. The term "pennate"
comes from the
Latin pinnātus ("feathered...
- For example, the
pennation angle determines the
architectural gear
ratio at
which a
pennate muscle operates. A
large initial pennation angle results in...
-
pennate muscles run at an
angle to the axis of
force generation. This
pennation angle reduces the
effective force of any
individual fiber, as it is effectively...
- body. One
particularly important aspect of
gross anatomy of
muscles is
pennation or lack thereof. In most muscles, all the
fibers are
oriented in the same...
-
group of
burrowing lizard-like squamates,
specializations include the
pennation of the
longissimus dorsi, the main
muscle ****ociated with burrowing, to...
- ={{\text{muscle m****}} \over {\text{muscle volume}}}.} PCSA
increases with
pennation angle, and with
muscle length. In a
pennate muscle, PCSA is
always larger...
-
shown that
sprinters have
longer muscle fascicle lengths and
smaller pennation angles than non-sprinters. This
contributes by
increasing the muscle's...
- Hurschler, H.F. Choi, A com****tional
approach to
calculate personalized pennation angle based on MRI:
effect on
motion analysis,
Journal of
Computer ****isted...
