Four items addressed the handling of instruments, (including); reaching for instruments without strenuous movements, use of forceful movement to perform clinical work, performing clinical work with arms above shoulder height in addition to bending and twisting of the neck.
They can be injured with a sudden, forceful movement or prolonged stress.
But it was not until after his death that zuhd became a significant and forceful movement in the religious and political life of the Muslim community.
Latino critical theory (LatCrit) emerged as an organized group in 1995 and has become a forceful movement in CRT scholarship and activism.
But, at various times, Western playwrights and directors have taken a special interest in movement — heavily designed, forceful movement — as a carrier of meaning on a par with, or even more important than, the script.
Because I truly think that if the protest wants to grow and expand into a forceful movement for change, it should consider a bit of rebranding.
This suggested that forceful movements were a cause of injury to the ulnar nerve, but not of symptoms in the absence of such injury.
Forceful movements are generated by simultaneous co-activation of all muscle fiber types.
Female roles are especially fluid in the arms and hands, while male roles tend to have more forceful movements.
A flowing sway of the body and a liquid movement of the arms and hands characterize the women's style; stronger and more forceful movements are used by men.
Centering -- Bringing the focus to the center of your body, which can teach you how to use your core muscles to generate athletic or forceful movements.
