Sentences with phrase «wrapped around the back of the neck»

In the conference paper, the researchers report a prototype of a wearable silent - speech interface, which wraps around the back of the neck like a telephone headset and has tentacle - like curved appendages that touch the face at seven locations on either side of the mouth and along the jaws.

Made for fitness - focused listeners, the Jarv Joggerz Pro's band wraps around the back of your neck for comfortable, unobtrusive usage when you're exercising.

The main design feature is a black plastic band that wraps around the back of the neck and rests gently above the chest.

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Snaps along the width of the Nursing Scarf let you customize your coverage: wrapped or draped, front and back, over the shoulder or around your neck.

The important aspect of using a sling is to make sure that the newborn's neck and back is supported in gentle wrap around the chest.

A bun (also known as a bobtail) is a type of hair style, where the hair is pulled back from the face, twisted or plaited, and wrapped in a circular coil around itself, typically on the back of the head or neck.

Wind the scarf around the back of the neck, then wrap it back around your shoulders so the ends are in front of your body again.

Then, wrap the longer side around your neck a couple of times, so that the end hangs down your back.

this time i grabbed the bottom corner of each tail and wrapped them across my chest and around my neck, securing in the back with a huge safety pin — it worked!

Just braid the bottom portion of your hair around the back of your neck, then wrap it into a side pony.

I added a square scarf which I folded into a triangle and put it around my neck so the point of the triangle is in the front then wrap the ends all the way back around to tie in front.

Set to the sort of dated rock soundtrack characteristic of»80s action - movie montages, or perhaps a traffic school instructional tape, the video shared some of the sport's history and explained its core techniques, such as the clinch, in which fighters wrap their hands around the back of their opponent's neck, leaving the opponent vulnerable to knee strikes to the body and head.