Sentence examples for unusual posture from inspiring English sources

He took the somewhat unusual posture for a visual artist of favoring more, rather than less, text.

It is an unusual posture for a nursing home, but Beatitudes is actually following some of the latest science.

This is a rather unusual posture for a national party chairman to adopt, via Eric Kleefeld at TPMDC: We're previously reported that Steele has gone back and forth on the question of whether the Republican Party would support primary challenges or decline to help out pro-stimulus Republicans.

In "The Sea Horse," a cool consideration of the creature's unusual posture and prehensile tail veers toward metaphysical mysteries in the view of the male of the species harboring eggs and giving birth; in the process, Painlevé also envisions the life cycle with a deft dramatic touch.

The forelimbs were much shorter than the stocky hindlimbs, which resulted in an unusual posture.

A large, heavily built, herbivorous quadruped, Stegosaurus had a distinctive and unusual posture, with a heavily rounded back, short forelimbs, head held low to the ground and a stiffened tail held high in the air.

Dystonia, movement disorder characterized by the involuntary and repetitive contraction of muscle groups, resulting in twisting movements, unusual postures, and possible tremor of the involved muscles.

Research needs in this area include improved exposure assessment tools, studies of intervention effectiveness, adaptations of the body in response of work in unusual postures, and elucidation of relevant injury pathways.

This dose produces the following behavioral changes: myoclonus, defined as a whole-body twitch; clonic seizures, manifested by clonic spasms often followed by stupor or unusual posturing; and tonic seizures consisted of tonic hind limb extension, which is usually the lethal component in approximately 50% of the mice under normal conditions.

The original identification of the Cra1/+ line of mice was a result of their unusual "cramping" posture of the hindlimbs when suspended by the tail.

Alternatively, if the results that right-handers reach out to grasp stimuli with an unusual hand posture when using the left rather than the right hand is confirmed [12], [13] then we expect a reverse pattern in left-handers.