The breast boundary along this curve can then be located as the point with highest curvature, where the breast joins the chest surface.
The first one should run diagonally up from the back of the arm, diagonally across the shoulder, and down across the upper chest to join the shoulder-blade to the chest anchor.
Barnsley's coat of arms, which has hopped on and off shirts at Oakwell fairly regularly, is the latest to join the exodus from the chests of the nation's players, with fans given four new designs to choose from.
Look at Chang and Eng, the Siamese twins who were joined at the chest.
The mask arrived in 1877 and was soon joined by the chest protector and the mitt, but these safeguards offered minimal cushioning because full range of motion was valued far more than safety.
The brothers, born in Siam 200 years ago, were joined at the chest by a ligament and the reason we have the term "Siamese twins".
The only other candidate who impressed was Jon Huntsman, who shared Romney's uneasy relationship with social conservatives and Paul's reluctance to join in the chest-beating that passes for Republican foreign policy debate.
The surgeon can then remove the tumour and join the remaining stomach to the remaining oesophagus in the chest.
Consecutive smear positive pulmonary tuberculosis patients attending out-patient chest clinics in three cities were invited to join the study.
To join the crowd, you must slither through narrow openings among thickets of ladders, beer drinkers, lawn chairs and ice chests.
