She pulled on a loose-fitting chemise and a violet silk skirt over her girdle and stockings and left her room silently, in search of adventure. |
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She also gives exercises for the deep abdominal muscles to stabilize the back and pelvic girdle. |
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In the shoulder girdle, the serratus anterior and pectoralis minor muscles contract to abduct the scapula on the up phase. |
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It either spins a silken web to fasten the pupa on a firm base or a silken girdle to support the pupa from a stem or a twig. |
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Botanists have long noted the phenomenon of sap accumulation in tissue above a girdle or major wound in the woody stems of plants. |
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In the shoulder girdle, the serratus anterior, upper and lower trapezius, levator scapulae and rhomboid muscles are involved. |
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It usually presents with pain and muscle weakness with atrophy in the shoulder girdle. |
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Perelman's free-associative style spun fantasias out of girdle ads, tabloid tattle, sleazy pulp fiction and recipe prose. |
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For the tummy, use a panty girdle or a one-piece unitard body slimmer control top seamless in the back. |
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Herpes zoster, commonly called shingles, means a girdle in the old sense of a belt. |
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These include muscles used to maintain body posture, such as those in the neck, shoulders, and pelvic girdle. |
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Bones of the forelimb and shoulder girdle in Alamosaurus, except the ulna, differ substantially from those of Titanosaurus colberti. |
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A girdle went along with the slinky gown, but only to place more emphasis on the waist. |
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Males possess a larger spine on the first vertebra behind the pelvic girdle. |
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The pectoral girdle and forelimb also reveal suites of hierarchically nested morphological novelties supporting the theropod origin of birds. |
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Remnants of the pectoral girdle are present, perhaps due to the presence of an operculum-opercularis-like connection to the stapes. |
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A close ruff and wristlets, a ruby and gold carcanet, and a jewelled girdle complete this rich and dignified dress. |
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In amphibians the inner ear is mechanically coupled to the pectoral girdle through the operculum. |
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It is not clear how this joint functioned with the pectoral girdle still anchored to the dermal skull. |
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Elements of the pelvic girdle were significant predictors of locomotor performance. |
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The hind legs up to the pelvic girdle were cleaned to the bone, leaving only the paws intact. |
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Because the balloonfish lacks pleural ribs and a pelvic girdle, expansion is not as strictly inhibited as in most fish. |
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There was a chair made out of a pelvic girdle, its legs constructed from human thighbones and feet. |
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In some frogs, stride length is further increased by symmetrical forward movement of the entire pelvic girdle relative to the vertebral column. |
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At the same time, the vertical sag of the tail about the pelvic girdle would have decreased abdominal volume through the cuirassal apparatus. |
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The pelvic girdle is almost complete, although pubic and ischial plates are very thin and fractured. |
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All of these ligaments are supportive and connective in nature and serve to stabilize the muscles and organs within the pelvic girdle. |
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His high cylindrical crown, triple-wound knotted girdle and long, thin nose lend colour to the suggestion that they were of Iranian origin. |
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Near death, he injected himself with a liquid he kept in a tiny flask on his girdle. |
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For the sake of simplicity we will not address the bones of the wrist and paw in our study of the forelimb and girdle. |
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It seems to be particularly effective in treating crown gall, a bacterial disease which can weaken or even girdle vines. |
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In the pectoral girdle, fused clavicles, or a furcula, are now known in many theropods. |
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Because your shoulder girdle is an injury-prone area, take the following extra safety precautions when performing overhead presses. |
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His midriff was protected by a drape of chainmail covering a leather girdle and loincloth. |
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Its versatility gave it multitudinous forms, a girdle, a patka or waistband, or a drape around the shoulders. |
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A yard was originally the length of a man's belt or girdle, as it was called. |
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His long-sleeved, shirt-like garment is held in at the waist by a narrow girdle. |
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The chulter, an intricately woven apron, is worn below the black wool girdle or belt. |
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Think about the abdominal structure as a girdle or wall that supports your internal organs and back. |
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She reaches up her skirt, wriggles, yanks free an enormous, elastic, tan girdle. |
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A bonus of tight winter underwear is that it acts as a sort of girdle to hold in the saggy bits of fat, giving you a slimmer silhouette. |
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There they had me strip off behind a bush and put on a long line bra and girdle, a dress and wig. |
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I may have been only six years old at the time but even I knew you couldn't possibly forget you were wearing a girdle. |
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Right now I should be wearing a bra and girdle and at times do and if I can ever afford to live alone I probably will. |
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Olivia obeyed, first putting on the girdle, feeling incredibly stupid, and then the bra that gave her so much lift it hurt. |
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She wore a white gown with a gilded leather girdle about her slender hips and her hair gleamed like molten gold in the morning sun. |
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It was observed in all twig tissues analysed apical to the girdle, including the bark. |
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If these are not removed they can girdle the tree, cutting into the trunk and eventually killing the tree. |
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If you girdle the base of the tree exposing the cambium layer, the tree will die. |
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The single sacral vertebra is usually somewhat stouter than surrounding vertebrae and has a relatively robust rib that articulates with the ilium of the pelvic girdle. |
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I shall wear my girdle at home as girdles are socially unacceptable. |
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The shape of the pectoral girdle is typical of that of polycotylids. |
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Place a girdle or heavy non-stick frying pan on a medium heat. |
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Adduction of the scapulae takes place in the shoulder girdle where the scapulae move in toward the spine together with the rearward movement of the arms. |
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The first thing to do is to measure the distance between your ischial bones, otherwise known as your sit bones, which make up part of the pelvic girdle. |
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She then donned the bracelets and anklets, clasped the necklace about her shoulders and the wrapped the girdle about her waist, fastening it with the knot of Auset. |
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In amphibians, the columella shares the oval window with a second bone, the operculum, which communicates by way of an opercular muscle with the pectoral girdle. |
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The c-axis and e-lamellae pole figures also display a great circle girdle normal to the lineation, which decreases in intensity with increasing strain. |
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The femur, in the thigh, articulates at the hip joint with the pelvic girdle, linking the legs to the vertebral column via the sacro-iliac joints. |
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Pressure difference adhesion and a kinetic pectoral girdle thus allow the clingfish to exploit a food resource unavailable to many other predators. |
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Attenuation of pelvic girdle pain was greatest in the acupuncture group. |
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It was a beautiful, yet plain sea-green gown with a small girdle. |
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My grandmother is one of the last women on the planet who wears a girdle. |
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Two months in advance a burlap and wire mesh girdle was installed, and the final digging to ready the tree was completed a few days before movement. |
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They served as belt toggles to hold containers for tobacco, money and other objects that would be carried on the cloth belt or girdle, as the kimono had no pockets. |
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The lady also shows the girdle of a Franciscan tertiary visible at her knee, an affiliation confirmed by the brown scapular pendant on a gold chain around her neck. |
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The stone is next mounted on a lathe and, using a second diamond, the points of the crystal are ground away to form a round girdle, a process known as bruting. |
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In dress he affected a purple robe with a golden girdle, bronze sandals, and a Delphic laurel-wreath, and in his manner he was grave and cultivated a regal public persona. |
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From 330 his status was displayed in his court dress, which combined the traditional Macedonian hat and cloak with the Persian diadem, tunic, and girdle. |
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By doing so, your shoulder girdle will move back, allowing you to stretch your chest muscles farther during the exercise without placing as much stress on your front delts. |
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All of this head motion must be executed by epaxial musculature if the pectoral girdle is reduced or lost, which requires a strong anchor and lever for force transmission. |
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For the moment hordes of visitors tread warily around it, even though it's fenced off and held rigidly in place by massive steel cables attached to an unattractive girdle. |
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They plainly retained a keeled sternum and a robust pectoral girdle. |
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In particular, his reconstruction of almost the entire pelvic girdle from a little nubbin of broken bone is like watching a magician pull a living temnospondyl out of a hat. |
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Black belts were strapped tightly across the waists and two of the men had an additional girdle across their broad chests from top left to bottom right. |
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The pectoral spine moves in the pectoral girdle to create sound. |
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Her long black hair was bound above her forehead with a circlet of turquoises, and the ends, curled about her glittering girdle. |
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In DB97-13 the orthogonality of the partial great circle girdle with respect to the lineation supports the above interpretation of the apparent symmetry in the c-axis pattern. |
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And when that didn't cool her down enough, fans were treated to the sight of acres of bare flesh when the star stripped down to her panty girdle. |
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Arrows were carried in quiver, called also an arrow case, which served for the magazine, arrows for immediate use were worn in the girdle. |
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In the giant chiton, Cryptochiton, this girdle has expanded so as to completely cover the plates. |
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The studies of vultures and accipiters quantified only healed fractures in the long bones and pectoral girdle, respectively. |
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In a girdle, fake tan and heels he looks alarmingly like TV's David Dickinson on dress-down Friday. |
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Thorsen H, Gam AN, Svensson BH, Jess M, Jensen MK, Piculell I, et al Low level laser therapy for myofascial pain in the neck and shoulder girdle. |
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The cell itself consists of two halves, each containing an essentially flat plate, or valve and marginal connecting, or girdle band. |
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The sticharion, which is held by the zone, or girdle, corresponds to the alb. |
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That of the females consists of a tunick, a girdle, and a short cloak, called by them, ichella. |
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Some species retain a pelvic girdle with a pair of vestigial claws on either side of the cloaca. |
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The decorative material used as waisting also served as a girdle for her midlife expansion. |
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Most of the unidentified accipitrine bones listed by Miller were major limb and shoulder girdle bones which have subsequently been identified. |
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The collection consists of barkcloth garments and textiles, a boar's tusk bracelet, nose flute, club, basket, girdle and colourful bird feather cloak and helmet from Hawaii. |
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Despite the girdle of lakes only Windermere is visible from the summit. |
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The synsacrum is a similar fused structure found in birds that is composed of the sacral, lumbar, and some of the thoracic and caudal vertebra, as well as the pelvic girdle. |
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If you have back or pelvic girdle pain or digestive problems, you may not be able to activate the deep abdominal wall until the other problems have been resolved. |
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An estimated one in five women suffer with pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain or symphysis pubis dysfunction, which is a misalignment or stiffness of the pelvic joints. |
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Colour of tegmentum and girdle uniform pale ochraceous to yellowish. |
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It was the days before Spanx and women used to wear a panty girdle. |
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First, because they obviously despise ordinary people and second, anyone who thinks that wearing a panty girdle to a function is cutting edge fashion hasn't got a clue. |
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Already some years ago it was pointed out that the skeleton of the pelvic fin and girdle of Polypterus is much more actinopterygian than crossopterygian in structure. |
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