Sentence examples for wrist called from inspiring English sources

In particular, one group of doctors has pointed to the fact that the pathology report into Kelly's death revealed that the only artery completely severed was in his left wrist, called the ulnar artery.

One kind of nerve entrapment, carpal tunnel syndrome, is produced in the wrist because of repetitive stress from movements like typing; the resulting swollen tissues compress the median nerve, which runs through a bony tunnel in the wrist called the carpal tunnel.

This study measured sleep in three hunter-gatherer groups (two in Africa and one in South America) using an objective monitor worn on the wrist (called "actigraphy").

So much of what I was writing about felt shameful – finding 50ps to feed the meter, pulling cuffs down over too-thin wrists, calling the police to break up another "domestic".

The company has just brought out an alarm wrist watch called the Vulcain Cricket.

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The company has just brought out an alarm wrist watch called the… Talk story about the hotel section of the U.N. Secretariat run by Mrs. Silvia Mullins and three assistants.

Seiko Instruments, which introduced a wrist computer called the Ruputer in 1998, has a new "thermic" watch that is powered by body heat instead of batteries.

The axial rotation of the wrist also called the radiometacarpal rotation has been quantified but for its passive range which may never occur during the day-to-day routine activities.

The Big Unit was not wearing a Big Unit: the watch on his wrist was called the Sonata ($39,000), because it plays a tune — "Ding, Ding, Ding," Johnson sang — at a set time each day.

The Big Unit was not wearing a Big Unit: the watch on his wrist was called the Sonata ($39,000), because it plays a tune—"Ding, Ding, Ding," Johnson sang at a set time each day.