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To prof. Ialdous
About my question on Biomch:
> I'm looking for some data about human fingers: are you able to suggest
> me a good book/article where I can find informations about:
>
> - the lenghts of human finger's phalangies
> - the viscous coefficient of metacarpophalangeal (MP), proximal (PIP)
> and distal interphalangeal (DIP) joints cartilages
I've received this answer:
Here are a couple of sources of finger length that I know of. There is
also a
larger work of Garrett that I haven't tracked down from the US military
:
B. Buchholz and T. J. Armstrong. An ellipsoidal representation of human
hand
anthropometry. Human Factors 33 (4):429-441, 1991.
J. W. Garrett. The adult human hand: Some anthropometric and
biomechanical
considerations. Human Factors 13 (2):117-131, 1971.
Thanks to Peter Keir for his help,
Emanuele Lindo
--
Secco Emanuele Lindo
Dip. Informatica e Sistemistica
Università di Pavia
Via Ferrata, 1 - 27100 Pavia - Italia
cell. +39 (0)347 98.21.21.1
tel. +39 (0)382 50.53.52
fax. +39 (0)382 50.53.73
Emanuele@bioing.unipv.it
http://dis.unipv.it/
"What is the formula for the journey to the ultimate meaning of reality?
Living the real.
The only condition for being truly and faithfully religious is
to live always the real intensely, without negating or forgetting
anything."
(The Religious Sense, McGill-Queen's University Press, 1997, p. 108)
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To prof. Ialdous
About my question on Biomch:
> I'm looking for some data about human fingers: are you able to suggest
> me a good book/article where I can find informations about:
>
> - the lenghts of human finger's phalangies
> - the viscous coefficient of metacarpophalangeal (MP), proximal (PIP)
> and distal interphalangeal (DIP) joints cartilages
I've received this answer:
Here are a couple of sources of finger length that I know of. There is
also a
larger work of Garrett that I haven't tracked down from the US military
:
B. Buchholz and T. J. Armstrong. An ellipsoidal representation of human
hand
anthropometry. Human Factors 33 (4):429-441, 1991.
J. W. Garrett. The adult human hand: Some anthropometric and
biomechanical
considerations. Human Factors 13 (2):117-131, 1971.
Thanks to Peter Keir for his help,
Emanuele Lindo
--
Secco Emanuele Lindo
Dip. Informatica e Sistemistica
Università di Pavia
Via Ferrata, 1 - 27100 Pavia - Italia
cell. +39 (0)347 98.21.21.1
tel. +39 (0)382 50.53.52
fax. +39 (0)382 50.53.73
Emanuele@bioing.unipv.it
http://dis.unipv.it/
"What is the formula for the journey to the ultimate meaning of reality?
Living the real.
The only condition for being truly and faithfully religious is
to live always the real intensely, without negating or forgetting
anything."
(The Religious Sense, McGill-Queen's University Press, 1997, p. 108)
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