Sentence examples for chronic motion from inspiring English sources

During Isabella's own sex with Toninho, her chronic motion sickness requires her to have the upper hand, so to speak.

Indeed, the sea's natural characteristics, such as its vast size and depth, chronic motion and chaos, seeming biotic inexhaustibility, and unique composition of powerful purifiers-salt and water-support a view of the sea as a "no place" capable of swallowing limitless amounts of waste.

But house boats don't just offer a sense of community we often struggle to find on land, but a new way of combating Britain's housing shortage with only one major disadvantage – it's not much use if you suffer from chronic motion sickness.

Not so the damage of a chronic, slow-motion crisis.

No other complications beyond seroma and/or arm lymphedema occurred in the two groups (eg, infections, reduction of the range of motion, chronic pain).

However, this procedure leads to numerous morbidity problems such as pain, lymphocel, restriction of arm motion, chronic lymphedema, paresthesia, and, as a consequence, deterioration of life quality.

The chemical and physical properties of the biomaterials themselves may lead to chronic inflammation, whereas motion at the implant site by the biomaterial may also produce chronic inflammation (Ratner et al. 1996).

Those studies produce even higher estimates of PM2.5's harms, likely because they capture chronic disease set in motion by daily pollution.

I found a willing co-conspirator in Capt Ryan Silva, a star instructor who mentors a project named Neumimic, using technology to aid in the rehabilitation of patients with chronic loss of limb motion.

However, ALND is associated with major problems such as pain, restriction of arm motion or chronic lymphedema.

Attempts to force elbow movement past full extension of the arm (180 degrees) tear the joint's protective capsule, producing elbow sprains, while chronic and repeated stressful motions, such as the rotation of the forearm in some sports, can cause pain from overuse of the joint (tennis elbow).