Sentences with phrase «tiny muscles in»

Tiny muscles in the skin around the hair follicles contract, causing the fur to stand erect and make the threatened animal look bigger and more intimidating.

This uses tiny muscles in between the ribs known as intercostal muscles.

It also relaxes tiny muscles in the scalp.

Unlike other variations of the crunch, where you're on a mat or stability ball, this modification minimizes strain on your knees, hips and the tiny muscles in your ankles.

The tiny muscles in your finger, won't cause too much of a trouble since they perform just one easy task and you won't have to use them for heavy weight training.

You don't have to enter a trance for your subconscious and your body — in this case, the tiny muscles in your fingers — to respond to suggestion.

You don't have to enter a trance for your subconscious and your body — in this case, the tiny muscles in your fingers — to respond to a suggestion.

Their agility in the air demands quick, precise wing movements and a constant adjustment of tiny muscles in the wing membrane.

Cutting develops the tiny muscles in the palm of the hand.

They utilize those tiny muscles in the thumb and pointer finger which helps prepare little hands for all sorts of tasks — not the least of which is writing!

Play with toys that need to be squeezed, pushed together, or pulled apart will help strengthen the tiny muscles in the hand that are needed for more sophisticated skills later on.

They work their tiny muscles in their fingers by holding paint brushes.

Every tuck, pulse, and inch performed in class presents a physical challenge by working each and every tiny muscle in your body.

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Where, in their day - to - day life, programmers may have well - paying but fundamentally boring jobs managing tiny bits of huge, tremendously complicated software, Gigster lets them exercise their problem - solving muscles — and get well - paid for the privilege.

The tiny movements in Pure Barre are deceptively challenging and through repetition, cause your muscles to shake from fatigue, and in turn, build strength and endurance.

A tiny quiver in the joint followed immediately by an extension and contraction of the muscle being worked.

Specifically, the stress of exercise creates tiny tears in the fibers of your muscles.

At its best, fat is evenly dispersed and does not appear in bands or clumps, but as either tiny pinhead dots or a spider web of ultra-thin veins throughout the entire muscle.

Let her go barefoot as much as possible (not outside where she might step on something sharp or burn the bottoms of her feet on hot pavement, of course), to allow her to build up the muscles in those tiny feet and toes.

Your baby's organs, nerves and muscles are all starting to function now and although you won't be able to feel it, their tiny heart is now beating strong enough to be picked up by ultrasound devices like a Doppler, although this isn't always possible depending on the position of your baby in the uterus.

The stones release the so - called succinic acid in tiny amounts, which accelerate wound healing, relieve muscle pain, fight throat infections and infections in the ear and stomach.

Wilson and his colleagues also nipped tiny samples of muscle fiber and carried them in liquid nitrogen to England to measure muscle contraction power.

The structure of the bones also suggests the tiny dinos were flexing their legs in the egg to strengthen their muscles — the earliest evidence of embryonic bodybuilding in the fossil record.

Beyond the bones preserved in the fossil, the tiny wing of this ancient bird reveals details of a complex network of muscles that in modern birds controls the fine adjustments of the wing's main feathers, allowing birds to master the sky.

In 2000 NASA engineered a bit of goldfish meat as a possible food for astronauts on marathon journeys, and in 2003 a group of Australian artists with a background in tissue engineering served tiny portions of petri - dish muscle (drowning in sauce to avoid the flavor question) to an invitation - only dinner partIn 2000 NASA engineered a bit of goldfish meat as a possible food for astronauts on marathon journeys, and in 2003 a group of Australian artists with a background in tissue engineering served tiny portions of petri - dish muscle (drowning in sauce to avoid the flavor question) to an invitation - only dinner partin 2003 a group of Australian artists with a background in tissue engineering served tiny portions of petri - dish muscle (drowning in sauce to avoid the flavor question) to an invitation - only dinner partin tissue engineering served tiny portions of petri - dish muscle (drowning in sauce to avoid the flavor question) to an invitation - only dinner partin sauce to avoid the flavor question) to an invitation - only dinner party.

As a result, the underpowered heart cells fire weakly and chaotically, forming a tiny cluster of misfiring muscle tissue, which creates a roadblock in the heart's circuitry.

So far he has worked mainly with fish muscle cells and has had some limited success in producing a tiny mass of tissue that looks, smells and cooks like a fish fillet.

The baby's ears, his tiny lips, the lenses of his eyes and even the feathery, fluttering valves in his heart were as crisp and clear as the muscles and tendons in a Leonardo da Vinci drawing.

Something like muscle might therefore be useful in driving devices for which building tiny electric motors is not easily accomplished.

The sensors, which the researchers have already shrunk to a 1 millimeter cube — about the size of a large grain of sand — contain a piezoelectric crystal that converts ultrasound vibrations from outside the body into electricity to power a tiny, on - board transistor that is in contact with a nerve or muscle fiber.

A team from the University of Buffalo has found that tiny crystal lattices called «self - assembling molecular nanosheets» expand after exposed to light, a discovery that could lead to new light - powered actuators, oscillators and other microscopic electronic components used in artificial muscles and other soft robotic systems.

For example, he explains, smooth muscle cells grow thicker in large blood vessels like arteries, but similar type of contractile cells begin to die off in tiny blood vessels in the eye.

In research reported online in the Journal of Clinical Investigation on February 14, Joslin clinical researchers, led by Dr. Allison Goldfine, took tiny samples of muscles from three categories of people: some who were healthy, some with a family history of diabetes who showed signs of insulin resistance although their blood glucose levels were normal, and some with full - blown type 2 diabeteIn research reported online in the Journal of Clinical Investigation on February 14, Joslin clinical researchers, led by Dr. Allison Goldfine, took tiny samples of muscles from three categories of people: some who were healthy, some with a family history of diabetes who showed signs of insulin resistance although their blood glucose levels were normal, and some with full - blown type 2 diabetein the Journal of Clinical Investigation on February 14, Joslin clinical researchers, led by Dr. Allison Goldfine, took tiny samples of muscles from three categories of people: some who were healthy, some with a family history of diabetes who showed signs of insulin resistance although their blood glucose levels were normal, and some with full - blown type 2 diabetes.

In a new study, scientists led by Selvi C. Jeyaraj of the Research Institute at Nationwide Children's Hospital have identified a biological mechanism that may be responsible for icy extremities: an interaction between a series of molecules and receptors on smooth muscle cells that line the skin's tiny blood vessels.

The increased blood flow in the heart leads to micro-tears which are tiny tears in the muscle fibers, which the body then repairs and adapts the muscles to better handle the stimulus that caused damage.

When we lift weights, we actually aren't building muscle at all, we're destroying muscle, or rather, the tiny fibres contained in our muscles.

Don't forget to rest Strength training causes tiny tears in the muscles, which then heal stronger than before.

Although most of us won't have the need to learn how to create a high effective workout only by using the worn out, limited equipment in a jail yard, or in the tiny space of a prison cell, we could all benefit from the fitness wisdom of prisoners all over the world, who are constantly inventing new creative ways to build muscle and strength with the minimum resources possible.

Among other things, the long hours of sitting can lead to atrophy of the piriformis, a tiny muscle located in the buttock region.

By doing this, the created friction between muscle fibers helps break up scar tissue, dead cells, lactic acid and similar junk in the tiny places that foam rolling can't reach.

When you work out, you're actually creating tiny tears in your muscle fibers.

When we exercise, we actually destroy the tiny fibers and tissues in our muscles, which our bodies then repair when we rest.

The extreme ectomorph physique, characterized by a delicate frame, long limbs that lack muscle mass and tiny joints, is not naturally powerful and athletic, and its only real advantage is in the inability to gain and retain body fat.

The curtsy lunge works the tiny muscles and ligaments in the ankle to build strength where it's needed most.

I prefer to train without a weight belt as it requires me to use more of the tiny stabiliser muscles in my lower back to keep me steady throughout the lift.

Also, one of the other changeable factors he talks about in the book is capillary density in the muscles... basically the number and density of the tiny blood vessels where oxygen and nutrient exchange take place.

This sensory information comes from tiny sensors which relay information about joint position, tension and stretch in the muscles.

There is debate as to whether active recovery — if it's after 1 hour of exercise — actually helps recovery since delayed onset of muscular soreness (DOMS) is thought to be caused by micro-trauma rather than lactic acid; these are the tiny tears in the muscle which eventually lead to firmer muscles.

With his movie - star good looks, his broad shoulders and tiny waist and diamond shaped calves, Steve was said to be «the most beautiful human to ever walk the sand of Muscle Beach,» in a book called Remembering Muscle Beach written by Harold Zinkin.

Just laying on the floor in anatomical position or savasana I have to tell myself to release my shoulders, I can feel all the tiny muscles fighting against gravity.