Sentence examples for comfortably located from inspiring English sources

The height of the table permitted all participants to have their arm comfortably located above the projector, approximately above the lens from which the computer's display was projected onto the wall.

Some prefer to rest the wrist in a long-arm cast with the forearm in pronation, so that the ECU tendon sits comfortably located within the dorsal ulnar groove.

Hip circumference was taken with the subject in the same standing position, by wrapping the tape measure around the buttocks and lowering or raising the tape until the maximum circumference was located and the tape fitted comfortably.

They stood barefoot on the force platform with their arms comfortably lying on each side and were instructed to fixate a point located 4 meters in front of them.

Subjects were comfortably sitting in front of a blank poster with a cross in the centre, located about 1 meter from the subject.

Participants sat comfortably in a darkened, acoustically and electrically shielded box in front of a computer screen located 114 cm from their eyes.

They can comfortably be positioned at the back side of the system where all the other parts which are directly related to the fluid dispensing system are located safely on the other side.

Participants were seated comfortably in a non-magnetic recording chair, and were allowed to view a silent video of their choice during recording sessions on a monitor located 4 m outside the room.

If you can't see it, hold the eyelid of the affected eye closed with a clean hand and blink until you feel you can open your eye comfortably or until you can locate the object.

As Norman was busy rustling through the rough, trying unsuccessfully to locate his ball after an errant second shot on the fifth hole, Watson was comfortably on the third green and sizing up a 20-foot putt.

Susannah Harker makes a languid, comfortably ponderous Jane Julia Sawalhaa gives us Lydia's "high animal spirits"; David Bamber is a marvellously contorted and masochistic Mr. Collins and Anna Chancellorr locates an unexpected pathos behind Caroline Bingley's expert barbs.