| I try to tense my entire body when I'm training, no matter what body part I'm working. |
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| He was dressed like a centurion, with titanium armor protecting his every body part. |
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| The Kenny method involved wrapping the affected body part in hot wrappings to ease muscle pain. |
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| Specific regions of each cerebral hemisphere, with their unique folds and grooves, are responsible for the movements of a particular body part. |
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| Fighting dogs' tails were docked to give their opponents one less body part to grab. |
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| Put simply, fetishism is when some body part or inorganic object is either needed to achieve the sexual aim or replaces it altogether. |
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| A prosthesis is an artificial replacement for a missing or non-functioning body part. |
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| This is why bodybuilders rarely exercise a body part more than once a week. |
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| One measure of flexibility is whether you have full range of motion of the injured body part. |
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| Vocal skill development is an interesting example, for there is no obvious visible or easily manipulable body part engaged in the activity. |
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| Many nearly complete specimens have been collected, and nearly every preservable body part is represented. |
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| In addition to some nearly complete specimens, isolated fragments of nearly every preservable body part have been recovered. |
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| Conventional cryobiologists, the people who freeze sperm or the odd body part, are skeptical. |
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| He even stated that he need not name every disease or body part, that God's power was effecting a multitude of cures all over the arena. |
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| The group moving the body part is called the agonist with the opposing group called the antagonist. |
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| What is physical discomfort but the persistence of some body part or bodily function in distracting the attention of the mind? |
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| The most popular sulphuric body part is the belly, with bulbuls, flycatchers, tyrannulets, tyrant-manakins, warblers, and whistlers all so named. |
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| The cephalothorax of spiders is a sclerotized body part that does not change after the final molt. |
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| In very rare cases, too much growth hormone can make one body part grow excessively. |
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| In case some body part suffers, the whole body instantly knows about it and tries to improve the situation. |
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| The tendon is a cord that attaches a muscle to another body part. |
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| If students fall back then the body part nearest the take off point will be measured. |
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| The light ray may cover the whole body or be aimed at a specific body part, usually a chakra or acupuncture point. |
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| A second diagnostic indication involves the injection of a local anesthetic to confirm the presumptive diagnosis through symptom relief of the affected body part. |
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| It can also mean that the body part in question secretes something, perhaps a body fluid. |
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| The most common sites of pain include the neck, back, shoulders, pelvic girdle and hands, but any body part can be involved. |
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| We can sign a form and when we are in an accident and killed that body part can be used to save another life. |
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| A piercing is done by inserting a hollow needle through the body part, followed by the insertion of the jewelry. |
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| Firstly, from an ethical point of view, we cannot advocate the idea of selling blood or any body part. |
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| This ultrasonic slimming equipment can generate electrode energy and thus producing biology waves to stimulate the specific body part. |
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| The more detailed classification was used to code research projects at the level of the body part. |
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| Issue: Unable to save or revive a person, and seeing a victim with catastrophic injuries, loss of limb or body part. |
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| No disabling injuries in 2003 or 2002 resulted in permanent loss or loss of use of a body part or function. |
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| Dysmorphism: Term used to describe a body part that has not followed a normal pattern of growth or formation. |
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| Dysfunction is the result of pain that interferes with use of a body part or with sleep. |
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| Never place your fingers or the gloves or any other body part in contact with the grate or the blade. |
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| This survey asks workers about their perception of the physical demands for each of the job's tasks and for each major body part. |
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| For example, the door panels feature In-Mold Graining technology that provides a distinctive texture to the body part. |
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| Point to one body part at a time, and have students move that body part in a variety of ways. |
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| Plastic Surgery is a process performed by surgeons involving various techniques, in order to change the appearance of function of the body part. |
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| If persons are forced to rest, regular muscle stimulation helps maintain the mobility and muscle strength of the inactive body part. |
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| A larger area of representation in the brain equates to greater sensitivity of the body part relative to others. |
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| The user must use judgment in selecting tasks to assess and deciding when the body part is most heavily loaded. |
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| An unsteady hand raised to the offending body part, shaking fingers drawing up to pull the dart out of her flesh and the hood it had pierced through to reach her neck. |
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| Do cardio and strength train simultaneously while engaging every major body part. |
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| Those three are the f-word referring to gay men, the c-word referring to a female body part, and of course, the n-word. |
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| Growth in one body part often affects size and structure of other body parts. |
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| With a hammer-like left hook and crushing body shots, Provodnikov was beating his gutsy foe down, body part by body part. |
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| He then murders his girlfriend and chops off a certain body part of his own, all while imagining the cause of this to some sort of supernatural evil. |
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| An acute injury can change joint proprioception, or the awareness of where the body part is in space. |
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| The noseless man's beautiful daughter challenges her boyfriend, who ends up losing a body part, possibly on purpose, in order to fit in to her family. |
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| For each of the years shown, there were no workplace fatalities or disabling injuries that resulted in permanent loss of use of a body part or function. |
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| Decreased proprioception can lead to difficulty with motor planning, which is figuring out what each body part needs to do in order to move a certain way or complete a task. |
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| Then, finish the diagram, Write either how steroids affect the body part indicated by an arrow, or the name of the body part affected. |
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| The process of losing a body part spontaneously is called autotomy. |
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| Each trial, review and guideline indexed on PEDro is coded for the subdiscipline of physiotherapy, the intervention, the problem being treated and the body part. |
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| Ms. Kamali's Glossi features audio interviews with celebrities, a lookbook of her current designs and a place for followers to upload photos of what they perceive to be their most powerful body part. |
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| You can also draw a body part in action, like a leg kicking a soccer ball, or an arm throwing a baseball. |
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| Really, it's America's most popular body part. |
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| Write either how steroids affect the body part indicated by an arrow, or the name of the body part affected. |
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| I've had three kids, and the possibility is high that some untoned body part will spill out as I land with my chest on the football pad and my feet in the air. |
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| Drvon Hagens' method involves removing fat and water from the body part and impregnating it with a polymer. |
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| The exhibition title alludes to the phenomenon known as the phantom limb syndrome, when an individual perceives sensation in a lost body part. |
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| He follows double body part training regimen where each day of the week is fixed for specific muscles. |
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| The vehicle or body part shall be fitted on a suitable rig or test bench in such a manner, that any effect of the vehicles suspension is eliminated. |
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| Ask the participants to use the transparency marker or the pencil to label each body part on the handout, using whatever local term is appropriate for their clients. |
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| True bugs have a stylet, which is a body part that helps them consume their food. |
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| The amputation traumatically alters the body image, but often leaves sensations that refer to the missing body part. |
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| Occasionally, players may accidentally touch a stone with their broom or a body part. |
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| During the 1970's and 1980's, the Canadian systems moved from awarding benefits according to loss of body part or function to a wageloss system whereas the injured worker receives monetary compensation based on earnings. |
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| Phantom vision is in many respects simi lar to the phenomenal persistence of a body part after amputation, that is, phantom somesthesis or the phantom limb phenomenon. |
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| In medical astrology, each body part is ruled by an astrological sign. |
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| The offender is also likely to mentally relive his killings, often with the help of souvenirs or trophies, such as a bracelet or a body part taken from the victim. |
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| The detached body part should be quickly irrigated to remove contaminants. |
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