She fixed postures and gestures but mostly tried to loosen and fire up the dancers to move with exuberant Graham energy.
When she raised her arm in greeting, the arm went too high, seemed to get caught for a moment in a sort of spasm or fixed posture — a hint, an echo, of the stereotypies she once had.
This paper describes the application of an alternative seating concept for surgeons that reflects the research of Zen sitting postures, which require Zazen meditators to maintain fixed postures for long durations.
This potentially would confound an understanding of the role of the kyphosis in shoulder function as this type of comparison produces a relatively unnatural fixed posture.
It forced and fixed his posture.
In predisposed individuals, these functional changes putatively trigger focal reduction of intracortical inhibition, a condition known to foster fixed dystonic postures.
Pain in shoulder and hand is associated with the duration of the pipetting work and neck pain is associated with the amount of fixed working postures when pipetting [ 2, 3].
Thirdly, unfavourable ergonomic conditions, such as prolonged fixed body postures, which are common in working environments in the presence of time pressure, are also less likely to occur in a home situation.
Most of the 142 countries participating in Davis Cup play take an "if it's not broke, don't fix it" posture.
The aim of surgery was to straighten Takeuchi's spine and fix his posture, not to enable him to walk again.
