Sentences with phrase «longer than elbow»
Sleeves longer than elbow length are getting very popular these days.
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Shortly afterwards, the volunteers perceived touches on their elbow and fingertip as further apart than they really were, and took longer to point to or grasp objects with their hand than before they used the tool.
On the contrary, more recent studies agree that the short head of the biceps has a tendon that inserts on the radius more distally and having a larger surface area than the long head segment (Athwal et al. 2007) indicating that it may be the primary elbow flexor (Jarrett et al. 2012).
Assessing the effect of bench press ROM, Mookerje & Ratamess (1999) found that during partial ROM bench press, elbow extension duration was longer (58 %) than the flexion duration, but this did not reach statistical significance.
Press your palms actively into the wall (preferably with your elbows fully extended), keeping your front torso longer than your back.
It's also 53 mm longer and 15 mm taller, to the benefit of a cabin more fit for human habitation than the previous model: front passengers get 68 mm more elbow room and rear passengers have 150 mm extra for their legs.
The three rear seats offer outstanding comfort for travelling long distances and significantly more leg and elbow room than its predecessor.
Highlights: The Clubman is completely redesigned, growing longer and wider than any other Mini, which leads to more shoulder -, elbow - and legroom than the previous model.
The new model is 95 mm longer and 40 mm wider than its predecessor, leading to what Mercedes - Benz describes as «more shoulder room, elbow room and head room in all seats».
This cage offers more elbow room as a stand - alone kit than most Crittertrail cages and provides plenty of interest for social groups of hamsters with multiple tubes, a safe solid surface running wheel, and a long climb to the top nesting area.
Chest — Powerful, long, deep, broad, and let down lower than the elbows.
But is there anything more frustrating than waiting years to visit a place only to have long lines (starting before sunrise) and crowds (I had to elbow my way through throngs of people to see the Mona Lisa) ruin the experience?