The phrase "arms suffering" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe physical pain or discomfort in the arms, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "After the workout, I experienced arms suffering that made it difficult to lift anything."
Alternatives: "arm pain" or "discomfort in the arms."
Vibrotactile stimuli are also essential for a person using prosthetic arm, suffering from sensory-motor disabilities that inhibit the use of the audio and/or visual sensory channels as well as for applications such as tele-operation.
The battle commenced on 4 July, and over the period of two days, the 4th Machine Gun Battalion fired 373,000 rounds of small arms ammunition, suffering 33 casualties.
Carlos Ortiz's son Kevin is now working on walking and moving his arms after suffering multiple gunshot wounds in the Dec. 2 shooting.
Last year a woman was hospitalised and nearly lost her arm after suffering a bite.
Because "House of Holes" is sheer fantasy, it's possible for a guy named Dave to lose an arm without suffering any real damage.
When another passenger attempted to restrain him he bit them on the arm before suffering an apparent seizure and collapsing, forcing the plane to divert to Cork airport.
Fellow Welshman Leif Thobroe (-61kg) was a kick-boxer as a child, but lost the use of his right arm after suffering nerve damage in a tackle while playing rugby in 2014.
The Ocean Springs, Miss., boy was attacked July 6 by a 7-foot bull shark, losing his right arm and suffering a deep wound to his right leg.
It has a bad front right wheel, its robotic arm is suffering from mechanical arthritis and it has even had a "senior moment" with its flash memory, Mars Exploration Rover project manager John Callas said in a briefing Thursday.
A total of 12 patients (63%) in the raltitrexed group, and 14 (74%) in the combination arm were suffering from disease-related symptoms at study entry and were considered evaluable for clinical benefit response.
