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I was born with my legs bent inwards and clawed feet.
The Little Bird was born into poverty with an alcoholic father and several birth defects: a deformed spine, and a right leg bent inwards and two inches longer than his left one, which was turned outwards.
His fingers are permanently bent inwards and he has reduced movement in his hands and feet.
If the fabric has loose filaments, they should be bent inwards to prevent them from getting in the wound.
As the load increased, the unconnected portion at the two ends of the specimens bent inwards towards the bolt line as shown in the Fig. 10.
The cap margin is usually bent inwards initially.
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The end of the temples bend inwards and downwards slightly so are designed to hug the wearer's head, according to Wong.
In these regions, we explicitly strap the curve to internal points to force it to bend inwards and fill the concavity.
The advanced composite wheel is stronger, faster and lighter but also three times stiffer than previous designs, reducing a force known as "toe-in" - where the wheel bends inwards.
The outer tentacles (recently coined as "snap-tentacles") of D. burmannii and D. sessilifolia can bend inwards toward prey in a matter of seconds after contact, while D. glanduligera is known to bend these tentacles in toward prey in tenths of a second.
This finding argued against the idea that the lens physically pushes the NR to bend inwards.
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