Příklady prehensile

• The prominent role of the thumb during prehensile tasks is due to its position and mobility, thereby affording the hand its dextrous ability.

• There are several components that make up prehensile movements.

• These processes were and continue to be involved in constructing representations of transitive prehensile actions, not gestural communication.

• Servos et al. (1992) studied prehensile movements in healthy subjects with binocular and monocular vision.

• Whipple traced the evolution of papillary patterns from prehensile mammals through the lower primates and up to humans.

• As the precision grip is most commonly employed in natural manipulation (60% of all common dexterous actions4), conventional prostheses have tended to implement this prehensile form.

• He may be a little acquisitive and unduly prehensile, possibly, but he is intelligent and wide awake.

• The pectoral fins are prehensile, helping the fish move along the sea bed.

• It has prehensile pectoral fins, helping it to move along the seabed, and giving it its four-armed appearance.

• The woodcock uses its long prehensile bill to probe in the soil for food, mainly invertebrates and especially earthworms.

• Some species of earthworm can even use the prehensile prostomium to grab and drag items such as grasses and leaves into their burrow.

• The species is equipped with powerful prehensile limbs, and poisonous fangs that function as hypodermic needles.

• Graboids have a trio of long, powerful, snake-like tentacles, which are prehensile and have a reach of at least ten feet.

• First, prey can be captured by quickly flying out to grab it using the prehensile tarsi of the hind legs.

• It had powerful prehensile frontal appendages and large spherical eyes.