The muscle that resides in the cheek is names the buccinator and is innervated by the facial nerve. It is primarily a muscle of facial expression. Its function in mastication (chewing) is to push the food, with the aid of the tongue, to the opposite side of the mouth. It is, however, only able to form part of the inward movement of the cheeks; the rest is caused by negative pressure (semi-vacuum) being created by the action of the inferior tongue muscles pulling the tongue down and back.
The medical terminology combining form "bucc-" refers to the cheek area. It is used in medical terms related to structures or conditions of the cheek, such as buccal mucosa (inner lining of the cheeks) or buccinator muscle (a muscle in the cheek).
Stephen Hawking used a cheek sensor attached to his glasses that allowed him to control a computer-based communication system by detecting his cheek muscle movements. By twitching his cheek, Hawking could select and communicate words displayed on a computer screen.
Buccal is more likely to refer to the cheek inside the mouth. Malar refers especially to the area of the cheekbones. Zygomaticus is the major muscle and can be used when speaking of the bone as well.
Yes, Stephen Hawking used a device that allowed him to communicate using a single cheek muscle. He would move his cheek to select words or letters on a computer screen, which would then be voiced through a speech synthesizer.
Compression pumps are used depending on the need for it. Compression pumps can be used in water pipes to regulate the water pressure. Compression pumps can also be used in air pipes and ducts to regulate the pressure in the air.
he had a tumor on his cheek. and he also had skin cancer. he used to smoke
Actually, it spelled buss when used in this sense and it means a little kiss on the cheek.
it is used to measure the extension or compression in the object after it is subjected to tension or compression test it is used to measure the extension or compression in the object after it is subjected to tension or compression test
Dynamic compression is also known as dynamic range compression. This compression is used mostly in DVDs and car CD and is used to compress or reduce the loud sounds on music tracks.
Actually Helen Keller used to pat her cheek when she wanted her mother because her mother used to rub her cheek this is before she learned how to communicate i do not know if she kept doing that when she was and adult.
It is primarily used to promote wakefulness and alertness in persons with narcolepsy , a condition that causes excessive sleepiness and cataplexy (episodes of sudden loss of muscle control).
The unknown compression method used in this file is not specified or identified.