Sentences with phrase «move his head freely»

Your child should be tall enough that his head is positioned outside the carrier at all times and he has the ability to move his head freely to maintain proper breathing.

I moved my head freely, thanks to their long wire, which comfortably drapes around your neck when you're not listening to music.

Not exact matches

The centre - back moved freely throughout his 45 - minute cameo at the Leigh Sports Village, and even came close to finding the net when heading just over from a set piece shortly before half - time.

«Support for the neck, head and back as well as being able to move their legs and hips freely is important for newborns.

Because her movements are not restricted by the positioning of an infant car seat carrier, she can turn her head freely, and move her arms fully to engage with her toy.

They hold your baby in an upright position, which keeps airways free, allows legs and arms to move freely, and provides good support for the neck and head.

She was once able to freely kick her legs and move her arms above her head.

Mounted on a rat's head, the 1.5 - inch plastic and titanium instrument allows the animal to move freely and captures in real time how brain cells interact during everyday behaviors.

The evolutionary development of the neck allowed more freely moving forelimbs, which allowed further evolution of the head and hands.

To support their behavioral studies, the HHMI Janelia group performed deep brain imaging in freely - moving AGRP - specific calcium reporter mice using miniature head - mounted fluorescent microscopes.

Our scanner can be worn on the head like a helmet, meaning people can undertake tasks whilst moving freely.

Use them head - to - toe and feel the intense healing action as you move freely with a renewed lightness of step.

Which will permanently remove the lump of metal from our Snake's head, and lets his glorious mullet flow freely, but there is drawback that you'll never able to use the Robotic Arm Moves with this Model / Skin.

The Femoral Head fits into the acetabulum and allows it to move freely.

Primary enclosures must provide sufficient space to allow each animal, regardless of species, to make normal postural adjustments, e.g., to turn freely and to easily stand, sit, stretch, move their head, without touching the top of the enclosure, lie in a comfortable position with limbs extended, move about and assume a comfortable posture for feeding, drinking, urinating and defecating.

The head of the femur fits within the acetabulum, allowing the hip to move freely in all directions.