Sentence examples for adapting posture from inspiring English sources

Adapting posture to patient biotype reduces the WRMSD risk for radiographers.

Also, it is highly recommended to consider requirements from students in designing classrooms furniture and conduct seminar or workshop to educate students regarding the negative impact towards adapting poor posture in the long usage of classrooms furniture.

In this work, we introduce an approach for grasp adaptation which learns a statistical model to adapt hand posture solely based on the perceived contact between the object and fingers.

How do we adapt a posture of humility that enables us to look in the interior?

A vomiting episode was considered completed when the pigeon adapted relaxed posture.

But Pinnacle's salesmen are also applying skills learned in the mission field, like "mimic and mirror," a technique of adapting one's posture and bearing to the person being spoken to as a way of inducing trust — if his arms are crossed, you cross yours; if she tilts her head in asking a question, you do the same.

With Nazi Germany's well-known attitude being extreme Antisemitism, Japan refrained from adapting any similar posture.

The ACLU has adapted this posturing, it has become the NRA of free speech.

If forcing an approximation of normal good posture hurts, adapt your position to let you reach the keys and finger them without pain.

Because human spine anatomy has adapted to upright posture on Earth, observations of how spaceflight affects the spine should also provide new and potentially important information on spine biomechanics that benefit the general population.

By this is meant that the earliest ancestors of hominids were morphologically adapted for upright posture when they came to the ground, as are many other primates Malagasy sifaka, spider monkeys, gibbons, and, to a great extent, the great apes.