Sentence examples for repetitive hand from inspiring English sources

But from the first droning electric guitar lines and hypnotically repetitive hand claps, the audience was already there.

Obsessive ideas may include recurrent violent or obscene thoughts; compulsive behaviour includes rituals such as repetitive hand washing or door locking.

In the narrative of her 20 years with Penobscot Poultry, elicited in interviews conducted over six years, Lord describes in detail the small indignities of life at the plant -- indignities particular to the poultry industry, but similar to those of any factory job: blood poisoning, rashes and warts from handling raw birds, tendinitis from repetitive hand movements.

In addition to grip force and repetitive hand exertions, wrist posture (hyperextension and hyperflexion) may be a risk factor for CTS among workers.

This study suggests that working height should be organized at or below the elbow level with the parts bin position not above the working height when a repetitive hand transfer task is performed.

Most patients develop severe mental retardation, seizures, repetitive hand movements, irregular breathing and motor-control problems [5] [7].

But it is also possible to see addiction as an obsessive-compulsive behavioral disorder, akin to compulsive gambling or repetitive hand-washing.

People with a diagnosis of obsessive-compulsive disorder can often shake their family tree and find a relative who has also contended with obsessive thoughts, hoarding, repetitive hand-washing, behavior in which locks and stove burners are checked over and over again or elaborate rituals must be followed for daily life to proceed.

His father (a software designer) and mother (a radiologist) note the boy's long history of difficulty making and maintaining friends, oversensitivity to noise, and repetitive hand-twirling.

Extensive research of scientific and non-scientific literature published predominantly in German and English in 2004 found 37 methods for the assessment of working conditions associated with repetitive hand-arm work/manual work [ 11- 43].

One of our classic LND patients had very mild self-injury limited to a hypertrophic abrasion on one thumb due to repetitive hand-to-mouth behaviour, but without overt bleeding from biting (Jinnah et al., 2006).