Jewelry constructed with flexible parts that hinge and move.
ar-tic'u-lated (L articulatus=jointed) the union forming a joint as the interlocking teeth of the hinge plate in bivalves
the way something is constructed so that it has specific and separate sections or joints; spoken clearly An articulated lorry swerved across the road and caused a traffic jam; she articulated the argument precisely and coherently articulately (adv), articulateness (n), articulation (n)
consisting of segments held together by joints
Jointed to make posing the doll possible.
clothing- and glove-design meant to comfortably accommodate and move with joints like elbows, shoulders, knees, and knuckles.
Having moveable parts; hinged so as to be flexible. baguette A gem cut in the shape of a narrow rectangle. A faceted accent stone.
Crown has units with articulated wheels or drive units. The articulated or jointed mechanism provides a pivoting action for a leveling effect on the load and to maximize control and traction.
To unite by forming a joint or joints.
Jewelry fashioned with hinges to provide movement and flexibility.
Jointed or joined in sections, as in the human skeleton. (TG)
Made flexible by hinging particularly of small rigid slabs adapted to revetment.
Connected by flexible joints or segments so that the jewelry piece has movement or drapes for fit.
Having jointed segmented parts to allow for movement within the piece.
Jewelry constructed with hinges to make it flexible.
a robot whose arm has at least three rotary joints.