Sentences with phrase «depending on the anatomy»

Some women will need to have their fingers closer or farther from the base of the nipple, depending on the anatomy of their breast.

I think at the end of the day it all depends on your anatomy.

I have danced my entire life (have multiple degrees in dance), have been teaching yoga since 2008, and am an Occupational Therapist — While it is true that rolling up with fully extended legs is / can be very hard on the low back — it really depends on the anatomy and age of the person.

Not exact matches

Often times it depends on the shape and anatomy of the baby's mouth.

As the events of that day show, the anatomy of a disaster — whether a terrorist attack or an earthquake — can change in a flash, and lives often depend on how police, paramedics and firefighters respond to the changing conditions.

Depending on your area of study, knowledge of anatomy can be useful, too.

«Every woman is built relatively the same,» she adds, «but our anatomies can be different depending on our age, how many babies we've had, and our genetics.»

In a person with text book alignment, the head will be between the upper arms — but of course, exact placement of the neck will depend on your specific anatomy.

Depending on their location and your dog's specific breed anatomy, dewclaws sometimes hang or dangle and are prone to being injured during activities.

Depending on the type of job you want, you may also want to look at degrees in biology, anatomy, or human physiology.

Depending on what channel you dial into, you could see through the walls of the home to view its wiring or plumbing (this is called architectural anatomy); look under the house to see if it was built over an underground lake, a native burial ground or large mineral deposit; view property lines, rights of way, underground cables... you could even see a graphic representation of radiation levels within a 100 meter radius of the structure.