Sentence examples for by pulling on or from inspiring English sources

The piece, which can use (according to Ms. Forti's score, or set of instructions) three or four performers, involves their moving from bottom to top and side to side by pulling on or slackening the ropes.

Bundles of approximately 10 fibers were gently separated from mid-costal diaphragm strips by pulling on one end of the muscle with a pair of fine-tipped forceps while the other end of the muscle was stationary.

In the remaining three disciplines, the divers descend by pulling on a rope, or wearing weights.

Be sure that you unwrap the wrapper correctly, by pulling on the opposite ends of one side of the crease.

Do not try to pull yourself forward or maintain balance by pulling on the rope.

The driving weight hangs from a line coiled around a barrel or sprocket, which is raised by turning the winding square or, in some cases, by pulling on the line.

Grab your own wrist with your hand that is through the leg and either fall back with it OR roll all the way across and finish by pulling on the leg you have in your arms.

Could the authors more directly perturb the forces exerted on focal adhesions by vsf, e.g. with local relaxation of tension by laser ablation or local increase in tension by pulling on the cell (like in Riveline et al for instance)?

As the water is being pumped, "tighten up" the cover by pulling on its edges, so the water gathers into one easily pumped area.

Adjust the logo or other image to the size you want by pulling on the corners of the box containing the graphic.

One idea is that after ligand/receptor binding, ligand endocytosis leads to receptor activation by pulling on the receptor, which either exposes a cleavage site on the extracellular domain, or dissociates two receptor subunits.