Doobie wrap (noun, verb) The result of wrapping ones hair around ones head using circular brush, comb, or finger-comb motions.
The recordings of ADLs contained the following motions: "combing the hair (cmb)", "washing the opposite armpit (wsh)", "tying an apron (aprn)", and "taking a book from a shelf (shlf)".
Use a teasing motion instead of combing straight through.
Using a small comb, tease the underside of the hair directly behind your ear on the side you chose by combing in a short, backward motion from about two inches along the hair shaft back toward the roots.
The magnitude of combing artifacts is larger when the motion between the adjacent fields is greater, and is commonly seen around the vertical edges of moving objects. Figure 4 shows one such example of combing artifacts caused by interlaced scanning.
During arm elevation when combing hair, a large (20 100°) glenohumeral elevation motion was observed by Magermans et al. This shows that the results of the present study are comparable to published data.
Using a large toothed comb, move in a downward motion away from the clips and to the ends.
By the time winter had set in, we were working together again, combing through stacks of federal civil rights lawsuits, motions, and rulings against the Chicago police for beatings and assaults.
Since an interlaced video is created by weaving two fields together, the video contains some horizontal jagged noise due to motion, this noise is referred to as combing artifacts.
When you have done this several times, you may want to finish up by, again – "gently" combing the hairs with the same "inside out to the nose" motion using a small, fine tooth, flea comb.
