Lectures related to Anatomical plane

Covers the intersection of a line and a plane, focusing on special cases.

Explores the significance of calibration in gait kinematics using optical systems and inertial sensors for precise alignment.

Explores sphere properties, projections, and symmetry, including apparent contours and missing projections of points.

Covers perpendicular planes, plane traces, and shadows in descriptive geometry.

Discusses the calculation of forces in joints, their types, applications, terminology, methods, and benefits for students.

Explores section planes of circular cones and their intersections with lines.

Covers empirical forces, applications of Newton's laws, and concepts like momentum, impulse, work, energy, and angular momentum.

Explores the dynamics of a block pulled by a spring under various conditions.

Explores descriptive geometry concepts related to spheres, including sectioning by planes and intersection with lines.

Covers the missing projection of points on a sphere using principal planes.

Covers macroscopic anatomy, microscopic histology, and key textbooks in morphology.

Explores the properties and sections of a sphere, including symmetry, tangent planes, and circle projections.

Explores synchrotrons, x-ray lasers, relaxations, reconstructions, and superstructure rods in surface x-ray diffraction techniques.

Covers the analytical expression of the mixed product and its applications.

Explores proper shadows, cast shadows, section planes, and conic sections.

Explores the anatomy and mobility of the sacro-coccygeal articulation in the human body.

Explores the classification and practical applications of symmetries in 3D space, emphasizing user-driven determination of object symmetries.

Explores the analysis of structures and mechanisms through a sample problem of opening a box with a string-held lid.

Introduces special plans and projections in descriptive geometry, covering vertical, horizontal, and frontal plans.

Explores the analysis of conic sections on circular cones and cylinders, including ellipses, parabolas, and hyperbolas.