This involves the hip in the manner of diagnostic problems and because of the inaccessibility of certain parts, owing to the bulk of the musculature of these parts, diagnosis of some hip ailments becomes an intricate problem.
I would gladly have determined the proportions with more accuracy; but want of time, the inaccessibility of the edge of the bank, and the miserable condition of our raft, allowed of only a few rough measurements.
There the barrenness of the soil, the inhospitality of the climate, and the comparative inaccessibility of their villages, proved their security.
The resistiveness would invariably return when the inaccessibility reappeared.
There seems to be some correlation betweeninaccessibility and muscular resistiveness.
The] inaccessibility of special fields of mathematics, except by the regular way of logically antecedent acquirements, renders the study discouraging or hateful to weak or indolent minds.
So the traditional inaccessibility of the Matterhorn was vanquished, and was replaced by legends of a more real character.
I was troubled in spirit about this mountain, and my thoughts often reverted to the great wall-sided peak, second in apparentinaccessibility only to the Matterhorn.
States, owing to absence or inaccessibility of softwoods, and high cost due to excessive expense of present logging methods.
But, while this may be true in some instances, as in the province of Kiso, more probably their distance from centers of consumption and their general inaccessibility preserved those of Hokkaido and of the northern mountains.
Owing to inaccessibility of many of the agricultural districts to the wooded mountains, a large import was necessary, but lately export almost equals the import, and indeed the export of walnut has increased fourteenfold in a few years.
Mountains therefore repel population by their inaccessibility and also by their harsh conditions of life, while the lowlands attract it, both in migration and settlement.
Inaccessibility from the land, a high degree of accessibility from the sea, and a paucity of local resources unite to thrust the inhabitants of such coasts out upon the deep, to make of them fishermen, seamen, and ocean carriers.
This was rather a stronghold than a home,--strength and inaccessibility were its main requirements.
He took that as a compliment; probably most people would, since it seems to hint at something rare and out of the common; inaccessibilityhas an aristocratic flavour.
The irreproachability of his manner continued; the inaccessibility of his feelings increased.
The inaccessibility of the Rito may be in harmony with its ancient character; but that same inaccessibility drives thousands of tourists to Egypt instead of the Jemez Forests.
Egg collecting was important during World War II, but in these more affluent times and because of the relative inaccessibility of the auks' nests, egg collecting is now both less attractive and less important.
Inaccessibility of mental action: that was relevant.
It's the--oh, theinaccessibility of mental action.
A turn of the eye by Henchard, a glance from the window, and the secret of her inaccessibility would have been revealed.
To the lover of history, legend, and romance the Scillies are a rich mine of treasure, and their inaccessibilitykeeps them immune from the spoiling tendencies of fashion.
At one time this inaccessibility was far greater, and only those came to Scilly who had business there.
The flora of Bolivia has been studied less than the flora of the neighbouring republics, however, because of the inaccessibility of these inland regions.
Confident in the inaccessibility of his mountain crags, in his numerous guns and massive breastworks, Santa Anna reserved his strength for battle on ground of his own selection.
Fortunately, though stunned and severely bruised, the general was only temporarily disabled, and, if he appeared but little in public during his stay in Frederick, his inaccessibility was not due to broken bones.
