foot arch

Moreover, humans have a foot arch rather than flat feet.

There was a glow of light coming from the other side of the three foot arch.

These enzymes can break down the constituents of the involved tendons and cause the foot arch to fall.

The next thing built on the grounds was an eight foot arch that went from the rectory to the next future building.

One of the rooms on the ground-level floor was supported by an 18 foot arch and had a cornice-decorated ceiling.

Properly done, the ankles remain erect and the foot arch remains curved and supporting.

The building features a pair of 60 foot arches and two stories worth of windows that weigh 800 pounds apiece.

This, plus the fact that your increased weight puts more pressure on your foot arches, causing them to fall, makes your feet grow.

Also note loss of the foot arch and acquired flat foot (pes planus) deformity.

The heel and shin of A. sediba remain fairly ape-like, while its ankle and foot arch are similar to modern humans.

It was designed as a sixteen petal lotus; each petal had sixteen jets with an eighty foot arch.

Blessed with an exceptional foot arch and curved instep, Miss Ferri can etch every line into space with eye-riveting clarity.

As running shoes become more advanced, amateur joggers, as well as marathon runners, are beginning to purchase shoes based on their running style and foot arch.

The morphology of this bone suggests that A. afarensis had transverse and longitudinal foot arches and therefore also had a very human-like bipedal gait.

The term flat feet (also called a fallen arch) refers to when human foot arches are very low or the entire sole of the human foot is touching the ground.

In addition, the musculoskeletal foot arch and sole cushion of the elephant act in concert, similarly to the horse's cushioned frog and hoof and the human foot.

The safety features include a steel or composite toecap that stops toes being crushed, steel midsoles that prevent puncture wounds and protect the foot arch, and ankle support.

No longer able to walk far or to climb her beloved mountains due to a collapsed foot arch, she became more interested in spirituality and meditation as a way of dealing with her pain.

North of the station the line crosses the Aire and Calder Navigation and the River Calder by means of a viaduct of five sixty foot arches.

While working on the design Bandel also factored in the loads upon the 630 foot arch caused by the wind and worked out that if he added more weight to the first 300 feet of the arch and placed 25,980 tons of concrete in the arch's foundation the center of gravity would be lowered to a stable location.