The exercises that draw all this interest are a mixture of old-fashioned physical culture chin-ups, push-ups, sit-ups, and sprints, all with triculture chin-upstions—and the clean, press, and jerk movements of Olympic weight lifting that, as practiced by potbellied Russians in the seventies, circandThe Wide World of sprints" hallfascinated me.
The tape is then rapidly removed (without jerk movements) at 180° angle, and the degree of film removal is detected when the tape is pulled off.
In particular, they described intrusive eye jerk movements that gradually diminished over the course of about 3 weeks.
A tic is an involuntary, purposeless jerking movement of a group of muscles or the involuntary production of noises or words.
Researchers found it was first used as a noun in 1820, spelt "twirk", to refer to a "twisting or jerking movement" or "twitch".
It appeared that, even after 114 minutes of engagement, Márquez, the thinker, was still puzzling over the jerking movement and rapid, stinging, single shots that emanated from the ball of hurtful energy bouncing incessantly in and out of his range.
It doesn't have as many problems as streaming video such as a small picture, herky-jerk movement or delays on today's clogged-up Internet.
This additional injury may explain our extraordinary clinical examination finding of painless valgus jerking movement of the semi-flexed elbow during active finger or wrist flexion.
One week following discharge the patient re-attended our department with multiple 5-min episodes of loss of speech and jerking movement of the right arm.
In the intermediate stages, a characteristic jerking movement of the limbs is observed (asterixis, "liver flap" due to its flapping character); this disappears as the somnolence worsens.
Wong said one passenger told him he was using his laptop at a small table on the train when he suddenly felt a jerking movement.
