Sentence examples for torso I from inspiring English sources

In contrast, placing equipment high on the torso, i.e. close to the chin, increases the lumbar load and implicitly, the risk of head injury.

A tail-complement is a slightly strange object, but it's rather like a torso, i.e., all of an animal except for its limbs and head.

It was found that placing the equipment low on the torso, i.e. near the thighs, not only reduces the likelihood of injury in the lumbar, spinal region but also provides favourable results in neck and head injury risk when compared to other configurations investigated.

Using our device, in this study, we have also been able to justify the shift of the cardiac axis toward the vertical direction that has been observed in several independent studies when limb electrodes are placed closer to the torso (i.e., stress ECG).

Since these will be used to tie the wings on, make sure they not only match the stockings, but are also long enough to tie around the torso (i.e. around each shoulder, in an X over the chest, etc. depending on the desired look).

Blood poured out of the arteries of her torso; I saw shredded arteries, veins, ragged tissue and muscle.

Let me tell you, if I had Wonder Woman's Golden Lasso of Truth and access to both men's torsos, I bet that none of you would bet on Rove here, and if any of you would, then please identify yourself because I don't ever want to be at the poker table with a guy willing to risk that much on pure conviction.

This approach stores a URL linking to a complex SVG torso diagram, i.e. a torso outline with anatomical structures such as a rib cage, whilst embedding a simplistic version of that diagram.

"Before that day was over I was sprayed with the contents of a soldier's torso when I was lying behind him and he knelt to fire at a machine-gun holding us up; he was struck in the heart and out of the holes in the back of his field jacket flew little clouds of blood, tissue and powdered cloth," Mr. Fussell wrote in a 1982 essay in Harper's Magazine called "My War".

I felt the cold plastic against my skin and from my torso down I felt nothing.

The museum, in fact, acquired Mr. Golub's "Torso III" upon my recommendation.