The phrase "arm posturing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific body language behavior where someone positions their arms in a certain way, often to convey confidence or assertiveness.
Example: "During the meeting, her arm posturing indicated that she was ready to take charge of the discussion."
Alternatives: "arm positioning" or "arm gestures".
Our results demonstrate how changes in arm posture can have a dramatic effect on task performance and suggest that postural selection is a fundamental mechanism by which arm stiffness is controlled in unconstrained tasks.
These results demonstrate how changes in arm posture can have a dramatic effect on task performance and suggest that postural selection is a fundamental mechanism by which kinematic redundancies can be exploited to regulate arm stiffness in unconstrained tasks.
The footage shows her gliding down to the stage in her pale sea-blue gown, as if on casters, tiny handbag hung from the crook of her arm: posture and motion, as Edmund Burke would say.
When the radiographer was moving, the arm posture was considered "acceptable" in both positions.
If radiographers were taller than patients, then the trunk and arm postures were not acceptable.
The magnitudes of transmitted vibration under an extended arm posture along the yh-axis were observed to be nearly twice those for the bent-arm posture in the low frequency region.
Concerning the arm posture, flexion and abduction, the "acceptable" classification was attributed to the small duration of its recovery period.
The right arm posture, when in static position, was considered as "not acceptable" in flexion and abduction positions.
However, the effect of alternative keyboards, especially the new designs, on wrist and arm postures are not well known.
The results demonstrate the feasibility and viability of the proposed sensing system in tracking human arm postures and movement.
