The phrase "shift posture" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a change in body position of a person, such as standing up or sitting down. For example: "He shifted his posture from lying on the couch to sitting in the armchair."
The aim of the present study was to assess the time-pattern of seated and standing/walking postures amongst male and female call centre operators, on the basis of whole-shift posture recordings, analysed and described by a number of novel variables describing posture variation.
Posture -- Sit Up Straight And Take Up Space Shifting our posture can also shift how we feel.
There was the poetry, sung and spoken, of Zena Edwards in her solo show Security, also at BAC, inhabiting her characters with a shrug of the shoulders, a shift in posture, a wrinkle of the nose.
She has, however, managed to teach me to carefully — and, I might say, correctly — interpret every bark, whine, ear twitch, needy moan and shift in posture, and to respond accordingly.
From the above results, it is appropriate to shift the posture so that the cloth product is pressed down by a fingertip through the back side as viewed from the robot ((beta _v > beta _g) and (dx > 0)).
Meanwhile, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday on a shift in posture demonstrated by Rep. Michael Grimm (R-N.Y).
What Bush did was shift the posture of American foreign policy toward militarism and unilateralism, and he did so with a jingoistic right-wing Christian fundamentalist flair.
He is a man who could turn a lick of his lips into a biography; who could make the slightest shift in posture a eulogy for an entire relationship.
I've also found intentional discussion about this dynamic to be one of the fastest and surest ways to shift the posture of service participants from serving "for" or "to" communities to serving "with" them.
So the avatars, called rigs, are extremely varied in both looks and abilities, and customisable in terms of persistent traits – there's your standard heavies and assassin-type options, but also the "FTL", a character using experimental weaponry, and the "Synaptic", a robot soldier that can shift its posture to run at pace on all fours.
