trochoid

Called 'App Anatomia Humana', the application (Figure 1) is divided in ten tabs: introduction, the joints, conceptual map, morphological types, condylar images, spheroideal images, ginglymus images, plane images, saddle images, and trochoid images.

Knee joint has the feature of both ginglymus and trochoid joint [21].

DRUJ is a diarthrodial trochoid synovial joint relatively new in evolution, evolved from the primitive pectoral fin of early fish to the bipedal primate wrist to its current form in human wrist.

Gerstner showed that the motion of each water particle is a circle of radius r around a fixed point, giving a wave profile that can be described by a mathematical function called trochoid.

If, in addition, the initial velocity of the particle has no component along the electric field, then the general trajectory of the particle is a trochoid. Four special cases are, (1) If this component is positive, the trajectory is a curtate cycloid; (2) If this component is negative, the trajectory is a prolate cycloid; (3) If this component is zero, the trajectory is a cycloid; and (4) If this component is equal to the electromagnetic drift velocity, the trajectory is a straight line; both the curvature and torsion of the path are zeros.

The geometry of the gear drive and gear driving is obtained using mathematical formulations for a real case of manufacturing, including trochoid form at the tooth foot region.

[P.sub.F] = curvature radius of tooth trochoid at the critical section

Then the observer sees the electron moving on a curve which is a cycloid or trochoid, see Fig.

The ankle, or talocrural joint, is a trochoid synovial joint.

* Trochoid gear-type oil pump with automatic reverse rotation mechanism

Trochoid Joints that operate with a pulley-type function, such as the atlas/axial joint.