Sentences with phrase «applies slight pressure»

If your pup licks your hand or even applies slight pressure on your skin but without puncturing your skin, click the clicker and open your hand.

Instead of turning the dog's head, this collar applies a slight pressure with the martingale design.

They work by applying a slight pressure to the nipple to hold in any leaks.

These are thin silicone shapes which you place over the nipple to apply slight pressure and hold in leaks.

They are thin clear silicon «pads» which apply slight pressure to the nipple and prevent leaks.

Place two fingers on the chin, apply slight pressure and move your head back.

Detoxify your liver with these yoga poses and acupressure points (applying slight pressure) on the webbing between your toes, from Sigrid Matthews.

From the collarbone, I work upward in lifting motion and then apply slight pressure from cheek to hairline.

They should apply slight pressure to the card to keep it in place and remove their hands from the card when the glass is upside down.

We tried to stop the door by applying slight pressure on it while pulling my boy out.

You may use anything from a hand applying slight pressure down on top of the nose (not a slap), a spray in the mouth with a training spray like bitter apple, or a collar correction.

However, it is a good idea to acclimatize cats to at least some restraint (hugging, holding a leg, applying slight pressure to the toes), again with ample rewards.

As you pop up, keep your head and body pointing in the direction that you wish to travel, apply slight pressure on the inside rail of your surfboard so that this rail digs in to the wave face.

My initial attempts to multitask by swiping up from the bottom of the phone's display, then applying slight pressure to activate Force Touch, all in order to multitask, were frustrating (this is also the first time I've ever really found 3D Touch useful).

Not exact matches

These blankets apply a slight amount of extra pressure across a person's entire body, relaxing the body and induce a feeling of calm.

This type of work, which is used by many doctors, including myself, who practice applied kinesiology techniques and various forms of manual muscle testing, also allows them to figure out precisely where the trigger points are as changes in muscle function can be detected immediately upon palpation (slight pressure) of the trigger point.

The 7 - series» DSC includes a huge amount of sub-functions, including ABS (anti-lock brakes), ASC (stability control, including a separate mode for stabilizing a trailer), CBC (cornering brake control), DBC (Dynamic Brake Control, which recognizes panic situations and helps the driver to effect a full - braking panic stop with less pedal pressure), Brake Fade Compensation, Brake Drying (which applies the brakes slightly in wet conditions to keep the pads dry and thus ready for use), Brake Standby (which applies slight brake pressure in the event of a sudden lift from the gas, moving the brake pads up against the rotor for quicker response in a panic stop), Startoff Assistant (which prevents the 750i from rolling backwards down a hill as you start out), ACC Active Cruise Control (see below), and automatic brake hold (which holds the car at a stop even with the transmission in gear).

Plus, the Land Cruiser has Downhill Assist Control for low - speed descending control and what Toyota calls «Off - Road Turn Assist,» which tightens the turning radius by applying slight brake pressure to the inside rear wheel to improve off - road driving feel.

What start / stop technology does, is when the vehicle comes to a stop (at a red light for instance) the engine actually shuts down automatically to conserve fuel and fires back up when even the slightest pressure is applied to the accelerator.

I have no idea whether the separate rooms at the Book Fair was an intentional slight to Indie authors, an attempt at keeping their accounting fluid, plain old poor planning / stupidity or the pressure applied by Traditional publishers to keep their stars away from the riffraff, nor do I care.