Many of the verbs pertain to physical manipulation such as touch, rub, lift, manipulate, push, and move.
The cure developed by Dr. Ponseti in the 1950s relies on physical manipulation.
He now requires assistance and physical manipulation by an aide for even the most basic acts, court papers say.
"But most of that is something that I can control, by psychological and physical manipulation of the circumstances.
Much of her work on paper shows physical manipulation and stress, with individual sheets pierced, creased and cut.
Mechanically controlled dimmers require the physical manipulation of an axle running through the core of the dimmer to adjust current flow.
"A lot of the distraction seems to come from the conversations, rather than the physical manipulation of the phone," Anne McCartt, the institute's vice president for research, said from her office in Arlington, Va.
Evidently as a way of persuading the justices to consider the case despite its unattractive procedural status, the brief contained several pages of assertions about "aggressive mishandling" and "physical manipulation and degradation of ballots" during the continuing recounts.
No matter: the authors plunge on, examining buzzword practices like biodynamic, organic and sustainable viticulture, chemical and physical manipulation in the winery, the role of wild and cultured yeasts, wine faults and the carbon footprint of winemaking and selling.
Potential causes of contamination of poultry during the slaughtering and processing procedures include contact of the carcass with body parts that contain a high microbial load (e.g., feathers, feet, intestinal contents), use of contaminated equipment, and physical manipulation of the meat (e.g., deboning, grinding).
Recommended treatment includes using uterotonic agents and physical manipulation to aid uterine contraction.
