Around me legs pedaling, muscled backs leaning into the imagined hill, shoulders pumping, glistening, bellies pulled in tight towards our powerful, bladed spines.
Monarchos, the Kentucky Derby winner, simply melts when a kind of helmet is fitted over his gray head and a constellation of tiny lasers massages his powerful neck and spine.
Her spine is powerful and alert, and she can arch back in one proud position only then to let it shift, glow, keep curving.
On each dive you see a powerful arching of the spine (this put the "hump" in "humpback"), and then the tail lifts, showing the white markings underneath - the identifying feature of each whale - in a manner that is infinitely graceful and rather sexy.
The evolution of this locomotor mode lead to a loss of asymmetrical gaits and thus a reduced necessity of powerful extension of the spine in the sagittal plane.
Non-bluffing (aposematic) displays occur in mammals which possess powerful defences such as spines or stink glands, and which habitually warn off potential predators rather than attempting escape by running.
He had a powerful physique, a very straight spine, a tangle of hair, and a black shadow on his cheeks.
It made sense that strengthening the muscles on the weak (bulging) side of the curve would make those muscles powerful enough to pull the spine into a straighter position.
Local translational control in dendritic spines is a powerful mechanism to regulate morphologic and functional plasticity [ 2], and recent studies have shown involvement of several miRNAs (miR-212, miR-133b, miR-132, miR-181a, miR-140, miR-190, and so on [ 4- 13]) in dendritic spine morphogenesis and the development of addiction [ 3- 5, 10, 11, 14- 16].
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) can be a powerful tool for the diagnosis of spine pathologies.
